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GFR 2017: Rule-wise Overview

The General Financial Rules (GFR) 2017 provide a comprehensive framework for financial management across various government ministries and departments, detailing rules from financial propriety to budget implementation. The document outlines specific guidelines for procurement, inventory management, contract management, and handling grants and loans, ensuring accountability and transparency in government financial operations. It also addresses miscellaneous subjects like employment of consultants and destruction of records, reinforcing the importance of financial discipline.

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GFR 2017: Rule-wise Overview

The General Financial Rules (GFR) 2017 provide a comprehensive framework for financial management across various government ministries and departments, detailing rules from financial propriety to budget implementation. The document outlines specific guidelines for procurement, inventory management, contract management, and handling grants and loans, ensuring accountability and transparency in government financial operations. It also addresses miscellaneous subjects like employment of consultants and destruction of records, reinforcing the importance of financial discipline.

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General Financial Rules (GFR) 2017 – Rule-wise Summary

Chapter 1 – Introduction (Rules 1–6)


Rule 1 – Short title, commencement, and application.
Rule 2 – Definitions of important terms.
Rule 3 – Application of GFR to all Ministries/Departments.
Rule 4 – Applicability to autonomous bodies unless exempted.
Rule 5 – Exceptions by Ministry of Finance (MoF).
Rule 6 – Interpretation authority lies with MoF.

Chapter 2 – General System of Financial Management (Rules 7–35)


Rule 7 – Responsibility of Government servants for financial propriety.
Rule 8 – Avoidance of extravagance and waste.
Rule 9–13 – Standards of financial propriety.
Rule 14–17 – Expenditure should be within authority, sanction, and budget.
Rule 18–22 – Receipts must be correctly assessed and credited.
Rule 23–25 – Refund of revenues.
Rule 26–27 – Contributions, recoveries, and adjustments.
Rule 28–32 – Handling of losses and write-offs.
Rule 33–35 – Responsibility for recoveries and record maintenance.

Chapter 3 – Budget Formulation and Implementation (Rules 36–83)


Rule 36–38 – Preparation of budget estimates.
Rule 39–42 – Submission of budget proposals.
Rule 43–44 – Revised estimates.
Rule 45–47 – Classification of expenditure.
Rule 48–51 – New Service/New Instrument of Service.
Rule 52–56 – Supplementary and excess grants.
Rule 57–61 – Re-appropriation of funds.
Rule 62–65 – Surrender of savings.
Rule 66–70 – Re-distribution of funds.
Rule 71–74 – Outcome budgeting.
Rule 75–78 – Monitoring of budget implementation.
Rule 79–83 – Reconciliation with accounts.

Chapter 4 – Government Accounts (Rules 84–101)


Rule 84–88 – Principles of government accounting.
Rule 89–92 – Classification of transactions.
Rule 93–95 – Reconciliation of departmental figures with accounts.
Rule 96–98 – Treatment of debt, deposits, remittances.
Rule 99–101 – Preparation of Appropriation and Finance Accounts.

Chapter 5 – Works (Rules 102–125)


Rule 102–104 – Administrative approval and expenditure sanction.
Rule 105–107 – Technical sanction.
Rule 108–110 – Estimates preparation.
Rule 111–113 – Work orders and execution.
Rule 114–118 – Tenders, quotations, and acceptance.
Rule 119–122 – Measurement and supervision.
Rule 123–125 – Completion reports and accounts of works.

Chapter 6 – Procurement of Goods and Services (Rules 126–185)


Rule 126–130 – General principles of procurement.
Rule 131–135 – Purchase without quotation (■25,000; updated to ■2 lakh for research).
Rule 136–138 – Local purchase procedure.
Rule 139–142 – Limited Tender Enquiry (LTE).
Rule 143–146 – Advertised/Open Tender Enquiry.
Rule 147–149 – Global Tender Enquiry.
Rule 150–153 – Procurement through GeM & rate contracts.
Rule 154–161 – Direct purchase limits & bidding.
Rule 162–170 – Procurement of services.
Rule 171–176 – Evaluation of bids.
Rule 177–185 – Award of contract, performance security, contract monitoring.

Chapter 7 – Inventory Management (Rules 186–221)


Rule 186–189 – Receipt and custody of stores.
Rule 190–194 – Issue of stores.
Rule 195–200 – Stock accounts and registers.
Rule 201–204 – Physical verification.
Rule 205–210 – Transfer and lending of stores.
Rule 211–215 – Disposal of surplus/unserviceable stores.
Rule 216–221 – Maintenance of Asset Register.

Chapter 8 – Contract Management (Rules 222–237)


Rule 222–225 – General principles for contracts.
Rule 226–228 – Tender documents and bidding.
Rule 229–230 – Conditions in contracts.
Rule 231–234 – Performance security and guarantees.
Rule 235–237 – Monitoring, amendment, and termination.

Chapter 9 – Grants-in-Aid and Loans (Rules 238–258)


Rule 238–240 – General principles of grants.
Rule 241–244 – Terms and conditions of grants.
Rule 245–246 – Accounts and records by grantee institutions.
Rule 247–250 – Submission and audit of Utilisation Certificates (UCs).
Rule 251–254 – Loans sanction, repayment schedule.
Rule 255–258 – Interest-free loans and recoveries.

Chapter 10 – Externally Aided Projects (Rules 259–267)


Rule 259–262 – Accounting of foreign aid receipts.
Rule 263–265 – Budgeting of externally aided projects.
Rule 266–267 – Reporting and reconciliation.

Chapter 11 – Government Guarantees (Rules 268–275)


Rule 268–270 – General conditions for issuing guarantees.
Rule 271–273 – Levy, recovery of guarantee fee.
Rule 274–275 – Monitoring of guarantees.

Chapter 12 – Miscellaneous Subjects (Rules 276–308)


Rule 276–278 – Honoraria and special allowances.
Rule 279–283 – Employment of consultants.
Rule 284–286 – Security deposits and earnest money.
Rule 287–289 – Refund of revenues.
Rule 290–294 – Write-off of irrecoverable losses.
Rule 295–297 – Transfer of land and buildings.
Rule 298–301 – Trusts, endowments, and charitable institutions.
Rule 302–304 – Destruction of records.
Rule 305–308 – Contingent expenditure.

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