G.O.Ms.No.30, Setting up of the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre at State Level, 2020
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (SP.2) Department, issued G.O.Ms.No.30 dated 18 May 2020 to post officers and staff to the State-level Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre by diverting posts from the State Development Policy Council, formerly the State Planning Commission. It is an administrative staffing order and does not state any change to land ownership, registration, planning permission or revenue records.
What the document does
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Planning, Development and Special Initiatives (SP.2) Department, issued G.O.Ms.No.30 dated 18 May 2020 in continuation of G.O.Ms.No.28 dated 15 May 2020. The earlier government order had approved the setting up of the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre at the State level.
G.O.Ms.No.30 records that the centre was formed by diverting posts from the State Development Policy Council, formerly the State Planning Commission. It also refers to additional internal arrangements within the Department of Planning and Development and the Economics and Statistics Department.
Officers and staff posted
G.O.Ms.No.30 posts the following State Development Policy Council officers and staff to the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre on diversion:
- Head of Division: Tvl. R.V. Shajeevana.
- Senior Planning Officer: appointment to be issued separately.
- Planning Officer: S. Rajalakshmi.
- Technical Assistants: P. Parthasarathi, R.V. Meenakshi and K.S. Jeyanthi.
- Senior Planning Assistant: P. Subbulakshmi.
- Planning Assistants: J.H. Khurushev, A. Sabarinathan and J. Durgadevi.
The posting arrangement transfers staff for the work of the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre. The document does not describe any transfer of land, buildings or other property.
Other staffing arrangements
G.O.Ms.No.30 states that Sustainable Development Goal Associates and a GIZ representative are to be part of the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre. They are required to report to the Head of the centre.
The Member Secretary of the State Development Policy Council is asked to arrange support staff until regular arrangements are made.
Relevance to property matters
G.O.Ms.No.30 is relevant mainly to the listed officers, the State Development Policy Council and departments supporting the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre. It does not contain provisions concerning patta, land classification, change of land use, registration, property tax, acquisition, planning approval or ownership rights. A property buyer or owner does not need to take any action based on the contents of the document.
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Common questions
Does G.O.Ms.No.30 change any patta or land ownership rights?
No change to patta or land ownership rights is stated. The document concerns the diversion and posting of government officers and staff.
Why was the Sustainable Development Goals Co-ordination Centre created?
The document states that the State-level centre had been set up under G.O.Ms.No.28 dated 15 May 2020. G.O.Ms.No.30 provides staffing through diverted posts and internal arrangements.
Which organisation supplied the diverted posts?
The posts were diverted from the State Development Policy Council, formerly the State Planning Commission.
Who must arrange support staff for the centre?
The Member Secretary of the State Development Policy Council is requested to make suitable support staff arrangements until regular arrangements are made.
