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Application For Intervention.

The Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Special Provisions) Act, 2010, aims to regularize employees appointed on ad hoc, contractual, or consolidated bases against clear vacancies. The Act outlines eligibility criteria for regularization, including completion of seven years of service and possession of requisite qualifications. It also establishes an Empowered Committee to oversee the regularization process and includes provisions for age relaxation and penalties for fraudulent activities related to the regularization process.

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Application For Intervention.

The Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Special Provisions) Act, 2010, aims to regularize employees appointed on ad hoc, contractual, or consolidated bases against clear vacancies. The Act outlines eligibility criteria for regularization, including completion of seven years of service and possession of requisite qualifications. It also establishes an Empowered Committee to oversee the regularization process and includes provisions for age relaxation and penalties for fraudulent activities related to the regularization process.

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EXTRAORDINARY REGD. NO. JK —33 JAMMU & KASHMIR GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Vol. 123} Jammu, Thu.. the 29th April, 2010/9th Vai.. 1932, [No. 5-4 See ee Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a seperate compilation. ee ae PART IL Laws, Regulations and Rules passed thereunder. GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR CIVIL SECRETARIAT—LAW DEPARTMENT Ja imu, the 29th April, 2010. The following Act as passed by the Jammu and Kashmir State Legislature received the assent of the Governor on 28th April, 2010 and is hereby published for general information — THE JAMMU AND KASHMIR CIVIL SERVICES (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT. 2010. (Act No. XIV of 2010) [28th April, 2010]. ‘An Act to provide for regularization of the employees appointed on ud hoe, contractual or consolidated basis. 2 The J&K Govt. Gazette, 20th April. 2010/91h Vai.. 1932. [N.S Be it enacted by the Jammu and Kashmir State Legistature in the Sixty-first Year of the Republic of india as follow: = Short title and commencement, (1) This Act may be called the Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Special Provisions) Act, 2010. (2) It shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Government Gazette. Definitions.—In. this Act. unless the context otherwise requires — (a) “Act” means the lammn and Kashmir Civil Services (Special Provisions) Act. 2010 : (b) “ad hoc appointee’* means a person who has been appointed on cad hoc basis against any post under the Government : (c) “appointed day’ means the date of commencement of, this Act : (4) “competent authority’ means the authority having power to. make appointment on ad hoc or contractual ot consolidated basis under rules governing the service or post (e) “consolidated appointee” means a person who has been appointed against any post under the Government on consolidated monthly salary/wages (“contractual appointee" means a person who has been appointed on contract basis against any post under the Government : (g) “Empowered Committee” means the Empowered Committee constituted under sub-section (1) of section 10 : 29th April. 2010/9th Vai. 1932.3 [Link]] The J&K Govt. Gazer (h) “Government means the Government of Jammu and Kashmir : fi ) “Spost"” means a post borne on the establishment of any Department of the Government : i) “reeruiting ageney"” shall mean the Public Service Commission and Service Selection Board and shall include any other authority empowered to make selection for appointment to any post. or service under the Government wy) ularized employee” means a person whose services are regularized under section 5 : and (1) “rules” mean the rules regulating the appointment to any post or service under the Government. 3. Application of the Act—The provisions of this Act shall apply to such posts under the Government as are held by any person having been appointed on «x! hoe or contractual basis including those appointed on consolidated pay provided that such appointments have made against the clear vacancies, but shall not apply to — (a) persons appointed in terms of Government Order No. 125-GAD of 2001 dated 01-02-2001, on contract basis in the personal sections of the Ministers or other authorities enjoying the status of a Minister : (b) persons appointed on tenure posts co-terminus with the life of the Project or Scheme of the State or Central Government, as the case may be, and those appointed on academic arrangement for a fixed term in any Government Department ; (e) non-governmental agencies or autonomous bodies or public sector undertakings or corporations or government companies ties or other local authorities which have their own 4 The J&K Govt. Gazette, 29th April. 2010/9th Vai.. 1932. [No.5-4 rules and regulations goveming their function ng ; and (a) parttime or seasonal employees including these whose wages are paid from out of the local funds or contingent grants. 4. Exclusion from ihe purview of recruiting agencies — Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in any other law for the time being in force. the posts referred to under section 3 shall be, and shall always be, deemed to have been excluded from the purview of the reen 5. Regularization of ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointees.— Nowwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in any law for the time being in force or any judgment or order of any court or tribunal, the af hoc to in section 3 shall be regular conditions. namely. ‘or contractual or consolidated appointees referred ved on fulfillment of the followi 1% (i) that he has been appointed ay post yainst a clear vacancy or (ii) that he continues as such on the appointed day ; (iil) that he possessed the requisite qualification and eligibility for the post on the date of his initial appointment on ad hye or contractual or consolidated basis as prescribed under the recruitment rules goveming the service or post (iv) that no disciplinary or criminal proceedings are pending against him on the appointed day : and (v) that he has completed seven years of service as such on the appoimed day Provided that the regularization of the eligible ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointees under this Act shall No.S4] The J&K Govt. Gazette, 29th April, 2010/9th Vai.. 1932.5 have effect only from the date of such regularization. irrespective of the fact that such appointees have completed more than seven years of service on the appointed date or thereafter but before such regularization : Provided further that any ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointee who has not completed seven years service on the appointed day shall continue as such till completion of seven years and shall thereafter be entitled to regularization under this Act. 6. Relaxation in upper age limit— (1) The upper age limit as prescribed under rules. for entry into Government service shall be relaxed, in case the ad hoe or contractual or consolidated appointee is otherwise eligible for regularization under this Act ; provided such appointee has crossed the age limit at the time of his regularization but was within the prescribed age for appointment into the Goverment service at the time of his initial appointment as such or his age was relaxed by the competent authority at the time of his initial appointment. (2) The ad hoe or contractual or consolidated appointee shall be treated as an in-service candidate so far as the upper age limit is concerned for direct recruitment to Government service ; provided his ad hoc or contractual or consolidated service is subsisting on the date of issue of the advertisement notification by the recruiting agency 17. Fication of pay—Every regularized employee shall from the date of his regujarization be entitled to fixation of pay in the time scale of py applicable to the post against which he is regularized. 8, Test or training —Wherever any test ot training is prescribed a8 a qualification for declaration of completion of probation in a service, the regularized employee shall pass such test or undergo such training ithin one year from the appointed day, failing which his annual increments shall be stopped and if he fails to pass such test or undergo such training even by the end of the fourth year from the date of his regularization, his services shall be terminated. 6 The J&K Govt. Gazette, 29th April, 201078th Vai., 1932. [No.5-4 9. Seniori of the regularized employees shall be determined with reference to the date of their regularization Provided that the inter se seniority of the regularized employees shall be determined with reference to the date of their initial appointment on ad hoe or contractual or consolidated basis, as the case may be, subject to the merit/select list, if any Provided further that if the date of initial appointment on ad hoe or contractual or consolidated basis of two or more employees is same, then an employee older in age shall rank senior to an employee younger in age subject to merit/select list, if any. 10, Empowered Commitice-(1} There shall be an Empowered Committee consisting of () Administrative Secretary, Finance Department : Convener Administrative Secretary, General Administration Department : Member Administrative Secretary of the concerned Department Member (iv) Director, General Accounts and ‘Treasuries : Member ()__ Director, Codes, Finance Department: Member- Secretary (2) The Department shall within sixty days from the commencement of this Act, refer all the cases of ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointees eligible for regularization under section 5 to the Member- Secretary for being placed before the Empowered Committee for sorutiny and verification with regard to their entitlement to regularization under this Act. No.S-4] The J&K Govt, Gazette, 29th April, 2010/9th Vai., 1932.7 (3).The Empowered Committee shall examine such cases and notify the names of such ad hoc/contractual/consolidated employees who have been found eligible for regularization under said section 5 in respect of each Department within fifteen days period for filing of objections before the Committee. (4) The Empowered Committee shall thereafter examine the complainants, if any, received and make appropriate recommendation (5) to the concerned administrative department with regard to regularization in respect of each case on fulfillment of the conditions specified under section 5 or rejection of the case. (5) The concerned Administrative Department shall issue orders of regularization after seeking the approval of the Chief Minister through the Chief Secretary. in coordination. 11, Appeal—{(1) Any person aggrieved of the recommendation (5) made by the Empowered Committee under sub-section (4) of section 10 on account of being leftout may prefer an appeal within 30 days from the date of recommendation by Empowered Committee before the Chief Secretary or any other officer nominated by him. (2) The appellate authority may, after hearing the appellant and after secking comments from the Empowered Committee, pass appropriate orders in this behalf which shall be final and conclusive, 12. Penalty.—In case any officer or official fabricates or forges any document to give undue advantage to any person in the matter of regularization or aids and abets any person to secure any fabricated or forged document to claim regularization under this Act, he shall be liable to disciplinary proceedings and the salary drawn by such regularized employee shall be recoverable from such defaulting officer or official as arrears of land revenue. 13. Creation of additional posts.—Additional posts of equal number as are required for regularization and continuation of ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointees may be created if the posts are not available in the Department when the regular appointments on 1932, [No.5-4 8 ‘The J&K Govt, Gazerte, 29th April, 2010/9th Va the basis of the recommendations of recruiting agencies, to which the posts held by the ad hoc or contractual or consolidated appointees have been referred for making selection, are made against such posts and the additional posts so created shall cease to exist once posts become available in the concerned Department of the Government : Provided that no additional posts shall be created without prior concurrence of the Finance Department. 14. Restriction on further ad hoe or contractual or consolidated appoiniments.—(1) With effect from the commencement of this Act, no appointment shail be made by any department against any post on ad hoc or contractual or consolidated or temporary basis and all the vacarit posts shall be filled up strictly in accordance with the rules governing the recruitment to the respective services or posts. (2) Where any appointment is made by any officer in contravention to the provisions of sub-section (1), he shall be liable to disciplinary action under rules and the salary drawn by such appointee shall be recoverable from the defaulting officer as arrears of land revenue. 13. Repeal —The Jammu and Kashmir Contractual Appointment Rules, 2003 are hereby repealed. {Sd.) MOHAMMAD ASHRAF, Additional Secretary to Government, Law Department

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