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No | Points of reference/doubts | Clarification |
1 | What constitute “Fee” as per para 1(c)
of the O.M. dated 2/9/2008 and whether
fee paid for extra-curricular activities to
some other institute and reimbursement of,
school bags, pen/pencils. etc., can be
allowed? Is there any item-wise ceiling? | “Fee’ shall mean fee paid to
the school in which the child is
studding, directly by the parents/
guardian for the items mentioned
in para 1(e) of the O.M.dated 2/9/2008.
Reimbursement of school bags,
pens/pencils, etc., may not he allowed.
There is no item-wise ceiling. |
2 | Whether reimbursement can be
allowed in case the original receipts
are misplaced and duplicate receipts
are produced by the Government servant?
| In case of misplacement of receipts
given by the school/institution towards
charges received from the parents/guardian,
reimbursement may be allowed if the
Government servant produces a duplicate
receipt, duly authenticated by the school
authorities. Receipts from private parties,
other than the school, if misplaced shall not be ,
entertained, even if a duplicate receipt is
produced. Original receipts from school
authorities need not be attested /
countersigned stamped by the school authorities. |
3 | Whether the Government servant
is allowed to get 50% of the total
amount subject to the overall annual
ceiling in the first quarter and the
remaining amount in third and
or fourth quarter? | Reimbursement of 50%
of the entitled amount for
the academic year could be
allowed in the first and/or
second quarter and the
remaining amount could be
reimbursed in the third
and/or fourth quarter.
However,the entire entitled
amount can be reimbursed
in the last quarter. |
4 | It is provided that whenever
the DA increases by 50% the
CEA will increase by 25%.
What shall be the date of
effect of such enhancement? | Any enhancement in the ceiling
of reimbursement per annum due
to increase in DA by 50%,
shall be applicable on pro-rata
basis from the date of increase in DA,
subject to actual expenditure during the quarter. |
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