G.O. (Ms.) No. 211, Broadband Connections for Land Reforms Offices, 2013
The Government of Tamil Nadu Revenue [Land Reforms 1(2)] Department issued Government Order (Ms.) Number 211 on 21 June 2013 to sanction ₹1.35 lakh for broadband connections at the Land Reforms headquarters and subordinate offices. The sanction is a non-recurring administrative expenditure under the 2013-2014 Part II Scheme and does not change land ownership, ceiling or property rights.
What the document does
Government Order (Ms.) Number 211, dated 21 June 2013, was issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu Revenue [Land Reforms 1(2)] Department. It provides a financial sanction for broadband connections at the headquarters and subordinate offices of the Land Reforms administration.
The expenditure was approved under the 2013-2014 Part II Scheme. The Finance Committee had approved the proposal of the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms as a non-recurring expenditure.
Financial provisions
Government Order (Ms.) Number 211 sanctions a total of ₹1.35 lakh for broadband connectivity. The expenditure is divided as follows:
- ₹5,000 for headquarters staff of the Director of Land Reforms, under office expenses and telephone charges.
- ₹1,30,000 for subdivision staff establishments, under office expenses and telephone charges.
- The total sanctioned amount is ₹1,35,000.
- The accounting head falls under other general economic services and land ceiling, excluding agricultural land.
The Government of Tamil Nadu authorised the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms to draw and disburse the sanctioned expenditure.
Implementation and reporting
Government Order (Ms.) Number 211 requires the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms to ensure that the broadband connectivity project is completed within the financial year. A completion report must be sent to the Government after the work is finished.
The Revenue [Land Reforms 1(2)] Department issued the sanction with the concurrence of the Finance Department dated 18 June 2013.
Who is affected
Government Order (Ms.) Number 211 directly concerns the Land Reforms headquarters, its subordinate offices, the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms, and the government accounting authorities handling the expenditure.
Property buyers, owners and land professionals are not given any new duty or entitlement by the document. It contains no provision changing pattas, land ownership, land classification, land ceiling limits, registration requirements or procedures for property transactions.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (Ms.) Number 211 change my land ownership or patta?
No. The document only sanctions funding for broadband connections at Land Reforms offices. It contains no provision changing ownership or pattas.
How much money was sanctioned for the broadband connections?
The Government of Tamil Nadu sanctioned ₹1.35 lakh as non-recurring expenditure, comprising ₹5,000 for headquarters staff and ₹1,30,000 for subdivision staff establishments.
Who can draw and spend the sanctioned amount?
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms is authorised to draw and disburse the sanctioned expenditure.
Was a completion report required?
Yes. The project had to be completed within the financial year, and the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms was required to send a completion report to the Government.
