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BIHAR GOVERNMENT SERVANT EXEMPTION FROM PASSING OF DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION RULES, 2018

BIHAR GOVERNMENT SERVANT EXEMPTION FROM PASSING OF DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION RULES, 2018

BIHAR GOVERNMENT SERVANT EXEMPTION FROM PASSING OF DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION RULES, 2018

PREAMBLE

In exercise of the powers conferred under proviso to the Article 309 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Bihar is pleased to make the following Rules to regulate exemption of government servants from passing of The Departmental Examination -

Rule- 1. Short title, extent and commencement.--

(1)     These Rules may be called the "Bihar Government Servant Exemption from Passing of Departmental Examination Rules, 2018.

(2)     It shall extend to the whole of the State of Bihar.

(3)     It shall come into force immediately.

Rule- 2. Definition.--

In these Rules, unless otherwise requires in the context--

(i)       "State Government" means the Government of Bihar;

(ii)      "Government Servant" means a person who is regularly appointed as government servant against permanent posts and whose exemption from passing of departmental examination is being considered as per the provisions of these rules;

(iii)     "Appointing Authority" means appointing authority declared in the appointment Rules/or other instructions prescribed for the post held by a government servant.

(iv)    "Cadre Controlling Authority" means appointing authority prescribed in the service/cadre rules for the post held by a government servant.

(v)      "Department" means the paternal department of the government servant under consideration under these rules;

(vi)    "Central Examination Committee" means Central Examination Committee prescribed in notification number 13559 dated 10.10.1961 of Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department for conduct and regulation of The Departmental Examination for The Government Servant appointed against various posts.

(vii)   "Prescribed Examination" means "Hindi Noting/Drafting Examination", "Computer Examination" or "Departmental Examination" prescribed for The Government Servant working under State Government.

(viii)  "Departmental Examination" means The Departmental Examination for Gazetted officers prescribed in "Rules for the Departmental Examination, 1961" or other service Rules.

(ix)    "Hindi Noting/Drafting Examination" means Hindi Noting/Drafting Examination held by The Directorate of Rajbhasha under The "Bihar Government Servant (Hindi Examination) Rules, 1968".

(x)      "Computer Examination" means computer competency test held under the "Bihar Government Servant (Computer Competency for Confirmation) Rules, 2011."

Rule- 3.

The exemption from passing in the prescribed examination, of a government servant will be considered only after submission of application these for by the concerned employee. The order of exemption will be effective from the date of application after completion 50 years of age.

Rule- 4.

Exemption will be granted only to those government servants who have completed the age of 50 years and who have participated in the prescribed examination held from time to time but failed, or the prescribed examination had not been held due to exigencies of the government works or the prescribed examination had not been held during five years prior to his attaining the age of 50 years.

Rule- 5.

Having regard of the performance of the duties of the post held by the government servant or adverse effect on work effiency of the concerned government servant, exemption will be considered.

Rule- 6.

There should not be any adverse remarks in Performance Appraisal Report/Character Roll of the concerned government servant applying for exemption. His service/works should be satisfactory. There should be no disciplinary proceeding/ criminal proceeding pending against him.

Rule- 7.

Right to get exemption from passing in any prescribed examination will not be mandatory. It will be compulsory for the competent authority to pass an order recording the reason of rejection of the application submitted for the exemption.

Rule- 8.

The order of exemption shall be issued with due approval of the Appointing Authority prescribed for the post held by concerned government servant.

Rule- 9. Power to make regulation.--

The government may make regulations to implement the provisions prescribed in these rules.

Rule- 10. Power to relax.--

Where the government is satisfied, for good and sufficient reasons or if sufficient cause is shown, to be recorded in writing, the provisions contained in these rules may be relaxed.

Rule- 11. Interpretation.--

Where any doubt arises as to the interpretation of any of the provisions of these rules, the matter will be referred to the department and the decision of the department, after consultation with the Law Department, shall be final.

Rule- 12. Repeal and saving.--

(1)     Circular no. 11691 dated 09.11.1983, 4674 dated 15.05.1992 and 4368 dated 28.08.2009, and rules/circulars/orders etc. issued earlier from time to time in this regard are hereby repealed.

(2)     Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken under the said rules/circulars/orders etc shall be deemed to have been done or taken under these rules as if these rules were inforce on the day on which such thing or action was done or taken.