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KARNATAKA CIVIL SERVICES (REGULATION OF TRANSFERS OF STAFF OF DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION) RULES, 2014

KARNATAKA CIVIL SERVICES (REGULATION OF TRANSFERS OF STAFF OF DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION) RULES, 2014

KARNATAKA CIVIL SERVICES (REGULATION OF TRANSFERS OF STAFF OF DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION) RULES, 2014

PREAMBLE

Whereas, the draft of the Karnataka Civil Services (Regulation of Transfers of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Rules, 2014 was published as required by sub-section (1) of Section 17 of the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Act, 2012 (Karnataka Act No. 6 of 2013), in Notification No. ED 154 DCE 2013, dated 28th February, 2014, in Part IV-A of the Karnataka Gazette, Extraordinary, dated 28th February, 2014, inviting objections and suggestions from all persons likely to be affected thereby within thirty days from the date of the publication of the draft in the Official Gazette.

Whereas, the said Gazette was made available to the public on 28th February, 2014.

And whereas, objections and suggestions received have been considered by the State Government.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 17 of the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Act, 2012 (Karnataka Act No. 6 of 2013), the Government of Karnataka hereby makes the following rules, namely.--

Rule - 1. Title and commencement.--

(1)     These rules may be called the Karnataka Civil Services (Regulation of Transfers of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Rules, 2014.

(2)     They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

Rule - 2. Definitions.--

(1)     In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires.--

(a)      "Act" means the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Act, 2012;

(b)      "Government" means the "State Government of Karnataka;

(c)      "Proforma" means proforma appended to these rules;

(d)      "Project" means a research work awarded to a teaching staff by UGC, State Government or Statutory Agency for a specific period;

(e)      "Serious Ailments" means.--

(i)       List of diseases as notified by the Government in case of employee;

(ii)      List of diseases as notified by the Government in case of employee's spouse and children.

(2)     Other terms and expressions used, but not defined in this rules shall have the same meaning assigned to them in the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Staff of Department of Collegiate Education) Act, 2012 (Karnataka Act No. 6 of 2013).

Rule - 3. Minimum length of service required to be completed by a staff.--

The minimum length of service required to be completed by a staff in any Zone to become eligible for transfer in any Zone shall be as stipulated below.--

TABLE

 

 

Minimum length of service to be completed in any zone to become eligible for transfer

1.

Principal, Grade-I (UG) or Principal, Grade-II (PG)

04 years

2.

Group 'B' Teaching and Non-teaching Staff

05 years

3.

Group 'C' Non-teaching Post

06 years

4.

Group 'D' Non-teaching Post

08 years

Rule - 4. Transfer of Principal, teaching or non-teaching staff (excluding Group 'D') in the interest of public service.--

The teaching and non-teaching staff who have completed minimum number of years of service as stipulated in Rule 3 shall be transferred by preferring persons who have completed more number of years of service in a particular place or zone commencing from Zone A and these vacancies shall be published and filled up, by the procedure of computerized counselling as prescribed in Rule 11.

Rule - 5. Procedure for compulsory appointment in Zone 'C'.--

(1)     The number of vacancies equivalent to the number of initial appointments to be made shall be created in Zone C as prescribed under Section 3 of the Act. In the case of sufficient vacancies are not available, the number of posts to be filled has to be created by transferring the incumbent staff in the same cadre, by the procedure of counselling as laid down in Rule 11. The number of vacancies so created has to be notified and uploaded on the website on the Department for general information.

(2)     After completion of the process as laid in Rule 11, the process of computerised counselling for the new appointments have to be taken up in the order of priority which shall be by his seniority, however in case of candidates who belong to Physically Challenged Category, shall be given preference for counselling irrespective of their seniority.

Rule - 6. Procedure for compulsory posting on promotion in Zone C.--

(1)     The number of vacancies equivalent to the number of promotions to be made shall be created in Zone C as envisaged in Rule 4 of these rules.

(2)     Order of priority.--

The Order of priority of posting on promotion through computerized counselling shall be as given below.--

(i)       Physically challenged;

(ii)      Serious ailments of spouse and children;

(iii)     In the Case of spouse being Government employee;

(iv)    Widow;

(v)      General cases.

Rule - 7. Exemption from transfers.--

Transfers of Principal, teaching or non-teaching staff have been exempted in the following cases.--

(1)     A Principal, teaching or non-teaching staff who has less than two years of service for superannuation shall not be transferred outside the limits of his/her working Zone unless on his/her request.

(2)     The transfer of any probationer should not be made until satisfactory declaration of the probationary period. Thereafter, they shall be transferred subject to provision of this rule.

(3)     A teaching staff who has undertaken a project shall not be transferred for a maximum of three years or till the completion of project, whichever is earlier (Proforma 7)

Rule - 8. General transfer period.--

All transfers whether on public interest or on request may be done between the month of March and June in a calendar year or as notified by the Government.

Rule - 9. Restriction on transfer.--

(1)     The percentage of transfers to be made under special category shall be as specified below, namely.--

TABLE

Sl. No.

Category

Percentage of transfers

1.

General cases

4%

2.

Spouse cases

1%

3.

Widow cases

1%

4.

Physically challenged cases

1%

5.

Serious ailments

1%

 

Total

8%;

Provided that, if no eligible candidates are available in any of the above mentioned categories (excluding general cases) the Competent Authority shall re-appropriate the percentage reserved for the category to general category.

Rule - 10. Exception to the tenure.--

In the case of transfer, with the exception of general cases the minimum period of stay in a place or zone, is relaxed by 2 years in respect of special cases enlisted in item 2 to 5 of the Table under Rule 9.

Rule - 11. Procedure for conducting computerised counselling.--

(1)     The time-table for conducting computerised counselling for transfer of Principal, teaching and non-teaching staff on request and in public interest must be prepared and published as follows, namely.--

(a)      The subject-wise workload available, the subject-wise sanctioned, working strength and vacant posts and other details shall be submitted by all Principals in the prescribed Proforma 1;

(b)      Publication of notification enumerating vacancy of Principal, teaching and non-teaching posts (Proforma 2);

(c)      Last date for submission of applications for transfer on request;

(d)      Scrutiny and certification of applications submitted;

(e)      Publication of provisional merit list;

(f)       Last date for filing of objections;

(g)      Publication of final merit list.

(2)     Application for transfer.--

The Principal, teaching and non-teaching staff desiring for transfer shall submit application to Competent Authority in the Proforma 3 and the correctness of information furnished in the application has to be verified and certified by concerned reporting authority. If the information furnished in transfer application is found to be incorrect, then suitable disciplinary action shall be taken against the applicant as per Karnataka Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1957. After verification of the application, the data is to be computerised.

(3)     Preparation of priority list.--

(a)      The priority list of staff pertaining to any cadre shall be prepared based on the number of years served in a particular place or zone in descending order. If the number of years served is equal the seniority based on the last operated gradation list shall be considered and the senior would have precedence in the counselling.

(b)      While preparing the priority list of staff pertaining to any cadre as per clause (a), the said list shall be prepared as per the following order of priority.--

(i)       Physically challenged;

(ii)      Serious ailments of spouse and children;

(iii)     In the case of spouse being Government employee;

(iv)    Widow;

(v)      General cases.

(c)      The Competent Authority shall prepare provisional priority list in Proforma 4 as per procedure enumerated above and notify the same for submission of objections within period of seven days on website. On receipt of objections from Principal, teaching and non-teaching staff, they may be considered or rejected on basis of its validity and the final priority list shall be published in Proforma 5.

(4)     Transfers in public interest through process of computerised counselling.--

The teaching or non-teaching staff on the receipt of the notice in Proforma 6 shall appear to the counselling centre in the order of priority to select any of the posts displayed within the allotted time. In the event of the staff not appearing for counselling in the stipulated time or appears for counselling and fails to select any of the post in the stipulated time, then the Competent Authority is empowered to transfer and post the staff against the available vacancy at the end of the counselling.

(5)     Transfers on request through process of computerized counselling.--

The applicant on the receipt of the notice in Proforma 6(a) shall appear to the counselling centre and select any of the posts displayed within the allotted time. In the event of the applicant not appearing for counselling or appears and fails to select a place in the stipulated time, he/she shall be continued in the existing working place.

(6)     Intimation of counselling.--

The date, time and venue of the counselling shall be intimated to the applicant in Proforma by Registered Post, Acknowledgement due and also be published in the website.

(7)     Publication of the time-table, notices and all proformas.--

The subject-wise and cadre-wise list of vacant posts to be filled by transfer identified by Competent Authority, time-table, notices and all proformas shall be displayed on notice board of all the colleges, regional offices and Commissionerate as and when issued.

(8)     Issuance of orders.--

The Competent Authority shall issue transfer order to the applicant against the post selected immediately on counselling and remove the selected post from the vacancy list. The copies of transfer order shall be sent to the concerned Principals of First Grade Colleges and Regional joint Director and also be published on the notice board of the office as stated in sub-rule (7).

Rule - 12. Powers of Competent Authority.--

The concerned Competent Authority may transfer the Principal, teaching or non-teaching staff throughout the academic year in the following circumstances, namely.--

(1)     Notwithstanding anything in the these rules any Principal, teaching or non-teaching staff may be transferred or deputed to any place in Zone C on receipt of.--

(a)      Complaint of misconduct or misbehaviour;

(b)      Complaint of financial irregularities.

As per clause (c) of sub-section (3) of Section 3.