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Cisf Welfare Funds Manual 2017
Cisf Welfare Funds Manual 2017
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FOREWORD
I hope and trust that this revised Manual will provide proper guidance
to all concerned for effective application of relevant rules and
regulations. This supersedes the Fund Manual issued prior to this
publication.
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Rules for the Administration of
1. SHORT TITLE
These rules may be called the Central Industrial Security Force Welfare Fund Rules.
2. DEFINITIONS
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires;
(i) “Director General” means the Director General of the Central Industrial Security Force.
(ii) “Force” means the Central Industrial Security Force.
(iii) “Fund” means the Central Industrial Security Force Welfare Fund.
(iv) “Members” means all Government servants who are in the service of the force, whether
combatized or non-combatized personnel deployed at various formations/units on
deputation to other departments and those serving on deputation to CISF from other
departments.
(v) Meaning of “Family” ;
The term “family” means and includes :
(a) Member’s spouse
(b) Sons including step-sons and legally adopted sons
(c) Unmarried daughters including step daughters and adopted daughters
(d) Dependent Brother
(e) Un-married or widowed sister dependent on the member
3. APPLICATION
The benefits of the fund shall be extended to all members subscribing towards the fund.
4. OBJECT
The object of the fund shall be ;
(A) To extend the Out Right Grant to ;
(i) A lump sum grant of ex-gratia as per enclosed “Appendix-A” is payable on death of a
member of the Force under any circumstances to the Next of kin of deceased force
personnel for funeral rites etc.
(ii) The member in case of serious injury or sickness of self or family requiring prolonged
or expensive treatment in cases of Kidney Transplant, Bye-pass Surgery, Cancer, Brain
Hemorrhage, AIDS, Paralysis of one or more limb or Amputation of any organ of the body,
or any other serious ailment on the merit of each case. This grant will be 10% of un-
passed medical expenses under Government Rules subject to maximum as mentioned in
“Appendix-A”. The normal procedure for sanction of such grants will be either from UWF/
ZWF/SWF/CWF as the case may be.
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(iii) To retired CISF personnel for major ailments like Cancer, Tumour, Renal diseases, Liver,
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Heart diseases, Kidney transplantations and life threatening diseases for self or spouse
limited to once in life time as per instructions vide MHA letter No.II-27012/23/98-PF.II/218
dated 8.7.1999 as given in “Appendix-A”.
(iv) The Force member who sustained injury during active duty will be paid amount as per
“Appendix-A” from Unit Welfare Fund/Zonal Welfare Fund/Sector Welfare Fund/Central
Welfare Fund. This kind of help, however, can be enhanced by the President of the fund if
the member of the force is injured in action, combat with terrorists, extremists, militants
or dacoits, fire-fighting, or during a violent mob during IS duties depending upon the
merits of each case. If the Unit Welfare Fund is not able to meet such exigency, it will be
extended from Zonal Welfare Fund / Sector Welfare Fund / Central Welfare Fund. In such
cases Unit and Zone must certify that they are not in a position to meet such exigency
due to paucity of their respective funds.
(v) The member, at the time of Superannuation/Voluntary retirement after completion of
20 years service in case of direct recruits and 10 years in case of re-employment may
be presented with a gift of his choice worth as per “Appendix-A”. This is to be paid
from Unit/ Zonal/ Sector/ Central Welfare Fund. However, in addition to the gift item, a
memento costing as per “Appendix-A” may also be given.
(vi) The newly established unit / Bn. /Office to establish Welfare Fund for welfare activities to
members as per “Appendix-A” per person from CWF.
(vii) The expenditure on organizing Barakhana on the occasion of Republic Day, Independence
Day, Raising Day, All India Police Games, Unit function, Inspection or any other special
occasion be borne by contribution out of Ration money. The GOs will contribute according
to the rate fixed for diet. Management officials be invited for Barakhana and expenditure
thereon may be met from Non Govt. Fund.
The expenditure up to Rs.20/- per person per month can be made for refreshment during
the Sainik Sammelan or any other Regimental Function/Meeting and Rs.30/- for farewell
function at the time of retirement out of Welfare Fund with the approval of Managing
Committee, only in case the unit does not have sufficient fund in Canteen Fund.
(viii) To incur TV cable connection and other entertainment purposes from UWF/ZWF/SWF/
CWF.
(ix) Any other purpose for betterment and enhancement of the image of the Force, this option
can be exercised only by President of CWF i.e. DG/CISF and amount to be spent will also
be decided by him.
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(B) To sanction loans for the following purposes.
Note : (i) Welfare Fund loan may be restricted to 4 times in entire service and time gap between
loans will be 2 years after repayment of previous loan. However in case of loans on
medical grounds the time gap of 02 years is not applicable. To monitor this, after making
payment of Welfare fund to Force personnel, entry to this effect duly signed by DDO/
Unit Commander be made in the last page/inside back cover of R.S. Fund Pass book.
(ii) Signature of wife/spouse may be obtained in the loan application, besides the Force
member.
(iii) While sanctioning loan to the personnel, general prioritization may be done as higher
education of wards, daughter’s/sister’s marriage and serious illness etc. may be given
more priority in comparison to extending loans for purposes such as purchase of
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(C) To Sanction Temporary Interest Free Loans for Official Purposes:
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To sanction interest free loans to members for meeting urgent expenditure for official purposes.
5. SOURCES OF FUND
The fund shall be constituted from and supported by :
(i) Subscription on half yearly basis (i.e. first half commencing from April to Sept and second
half is Oct to Mar) shall be collected from all the members at the following rates prescribed
by the Annual Governing Body -
Level 13 to 18 – Rs. 100/- per month
Level 10 to 12 – Rs. 70/- per month
Level 6 to 9 – Rs. 40/- per month
Level 1 to 5 – Rs. 30/- per month
However, subscriptions in respect of personnel retiring from force may be recovered
proportionately.
The rates can be revised in Annual Governing Body Meeting.
(ii) Donations and grants from the Central or State Governments or other Government and
quasi Government bodies including Public Undertakings.
(iii) Voluntary contributions and donations from private persons or bodies provided that such
contributions or donations will be accepted only with the approval of concerned IG upto
Rs.10,000/- and if the amount exceeds Rs.10,000/-, the approval of DG will be required.
(iv) Interest on deposits and other investments as approved by IAC (Investment Advisory
Committee).
(v) Interest realized on loans granted under CISF Welfare Fund.
(vi) DG/CISF can review the position of various non government funds in a Unit / formation
and can pass orders for transfer of the same in part or wholly to UWF/ZWF/SWF/CWF.
(vii) Donation for the Welfare of CISF children from members of public or private institutions
including NRI may be accepted in the Welfare fund of the Force with the prior approval of
MHA in each case. (Authority MHA OM No. 27011/09/2002-R&W/ dated 21st August’03.)
(viii) Income generated from different miscellaneous activities pertaining to Welfare.
(ix) Share of Welfare Fund subscriptions to Sectors / Units (except North Sector)
Note : New units are exempted from making any subscription share to higher formations for
first 2 years.
(a) To review the policies and guidelines about the Administration of the fund in light of
the given objectives.
(b) To review and fix rates of subscription to be paid by each category of members.
(c ) To review the rate of interest on loans.
(d) To review the quantum of loans and Outright grant.
(e) Decide about the investment of fund and ratification of investment of funds made
with the approval of DG,CISF.
(f) To approve and ratify the expenditure financed from CWF.
(g) To write off losses, or irrecoverable loans, if any.
(h) To review of Income and Expenditure accounts and balance sheet of yearly financial
account and approve the same.
(i) To review the honorarium being given to person employed for administration of CWF
& other non-government funds.
(j) To review the honorarium being given to Doctors from CWF.
(k) To take a view on any subject brought before the AGB by any of the members regarding
administration of CWF and Non Government Funds.
3. When the Governing Body is not in session, the various routine matters, referred to the
Force HQrs, shall be disposed off by the Managing Committee of the Force HQrs. as
per Welfare Fund Rules and such disposal shall be brought to the notice of Governing
Body in its meeting. The Managing Committee meeting shall be held twice in a month.
Managing Committee at Force HQrs will be constituted comprising the following :
4. In addition to above, the President of CWF i.e. DG/CISF can take decisions beyond the
financial powers as stated above in para - 4 i.e (under OBJECT Head) depending upon the
merits of each individual case. Such decision will be put up for ratification before Annual
Governing Body Meeting.
1. Amount placed at Sectors/ Zonal/ Trg. Institutions/Res.Bns and Units shall be administrated
by a Managing Committee comprising of 11 (eleven) members of which four members
will hold office by virtue of their official position. They shall be :
(a) President - Head of the office/ Unit/ Trg Institution/Res.Bns.
(Whatever be approved designation)
(b) Vice- President - Second-in-command.
(c) Secretary - Gazetted officer (Incharge of Welfare Fund).
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(d) Treasurer - Asstt. Comdt/ Inspector/ Sub- Insp. Incharge (Welfare)
2. The Managing Committee shall transact the following business in the light of general
policy and guidelines issued by the Governing Body/ Welfare Fund Rules :
(i) Sanction of Outright Grant .
(ii) Sanction of loans to members / unit / office.
(iii) Review of monthly accounts / balance sheet of the fund, and
(iv) Any other business, as authorized by the Governing Body.
(3) In emergent cases like death, accident etc., the President of the Managing Committee
shall have powers to sanction Grants/Loan/Advance. In absence of President, the Vice
President may sanction the same. The payment so made shall be brought to the notice of
the Managing Committee / President in the next meeting for ratification.
8. SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS
(1) The accounting year will be financial year as adopted by the Government of India
(i.e. 1st April to 31st March).
(2) The treasurer, under the supervision of the Secretary shall be responsible for the proper
maintenance and upkeep of accounts.
(3) The Secretary shall place the monthly account of Income and Expenditure of the previous
month in each monthly meeting of the committee for the information of the committee
members.
(4) All transactions should be effected through Bank draft / Cheque.
(5) Governing Body / Managing Committee shall ensure that various accounts, records and
documents of receipt and payments are properly maintained and that adequate provisions
have been made for systematic, internal checks for proper accounting of receipts
disbursements.
(6) Capital balance of fund will be utilized in the following ratio :
10% - in Fixed Deposit
30% - for Welfare activities
60% - for sanction of Loan to members
Note : Units having surplus money in welfare fund may go for investing funds more than 10%.
In no case, it should exceed 15% of funds.
(7) Reconciliation of accounts should be done on monthly basis.
(8) All money in the fund at all level i.e. FHQ, Sector, Zone & Unit in excess of normal
requirement or at least 10% of capital balance shall be invested in fixed deposits with any
Nationalized Banks/Post Offices. However, newly inducted units need not invest in FD for
first two years.
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(16) No member shall stand surety for more than one debtor at a time.
(17) Every loanee will furnish two sureties as under :
(a) Gazetted Officers to Gazetted Officers.
(b) Other Ranks from equal or higher Ranks.
Note : If no GO’s posted in the Unit then Sureties from SO’s may be obtained from the next
below rank.
(18) The committee will decide and sanction the amount of loans.
(19) The Interest will be recovered in installments and should not be greater than the amount of
installments for recovery of principal amount. The recovery can be effected through DDO.
(20) The rate of interest w.e.f. 01.06.2012 is as under :
(a) Loan sanctioned upto Rs.20,000/- - 5% p.a.
(b) Loan sanctioned above Rs.20,000/- and upto Rs.50,000/- - 7% p.a.
(c) Loan sanctioned above Rs.50,000/- - 7% p.a
(d) Loan sanctioned to all UN Mission and foreign
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(21) No interest will be charged for the month in which loan is paid. The installment due must
(24) Although each unit will function independently under the Governing Body yet the Sector/
Zonal/ Unit DIsG will be responsible to keep a watch on the working of the units under
their control.
9. RECORDS
10. HONORARIUM
The existing rate of honorarium to the cashier (Min. staff ) maintaining Welfare Fund at Force
HQrs, Sector IsG, Zonal/ Plant DIsG, Gp. Comdts. and units is as under :
(1) Account of fund shall be audited annually by an auditor appointed out of a panel of auditors
approved by the Governing Body;
(2) The account of the fund of the Field units/Res Bns/Group HQrs shall be audited annually
by the concerned Zonal DIG.
(a) Welfare Fund account of the units should be inspected by IsG/ DIsG and Group
Comdts. during their annual Inspections.
(b) Audit of Welfare Accounts of Sector IG & Zonal / Plant DIsG and RTCs shall be carried
out by Sector IsG as follows :
Formation To be inspected by
North Sector HQrs IG/West Sector
West Sector HQrs IG/North Sector
Trg. Sector HQrs IG/South Sector
South Sector HQrs IG/Trg. Sector
Eastern Sector HQrs IG/North East Sector
North East Sector HQrs IG/East Sector
Airport Sector HQrs CISF HQrs, New Delhi
All DIsG Airports Zonal Office/IGI Delhi/DIG(GBS)/SSG IG/Airport Sector
Greater Noida
All RTCs & FSTI IG/Trg. Sector
DIsG WZ-1/WZ-II and DAE HQrs & all Plant DIsG under IG/West Sector
Western Sector
DIsG NZ-1 HQrs, Delhi/NZ-II Allahabad and DMRC & all Plant IG/North Sector
DIsG under North Sector
South Zone HQ and DOS HQ & all Plant DIsG under IG/South Sector
South Sector
DIG East Zone HQ and all Plant DIsG under Eastern Sector IG/Eastern Sector
All DIsG / Plant DIsG under NE Sector IG/North East Sector
(1) The Governing Body shall have full powers to regulate and issue instructions regarding
prescription of forms for various purposes including accounts records, payment of and
rate of subscription from members, amount of loans, grants, fees, honorarium, advances
and their method of recovery or maintaining accounts or any other matter with view to
achieving the objects of the fund. If any question arises regarding interpretation of these
page rules, the decision of the Governing Body shall be final and binding.
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ANNEXURE ‘A’
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ANNEXURE ‘B’
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Verified that the information submitted by the individual is correct to the best of my knowledge. If
the loan is sanctioned, the recovery of monthly installments will be made and remitted by 7th of
every month.
to be recovered in __________installments.
SIGNATURE
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ANNEXURE -’C’
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UNDERTAKING
(Applicable to those personnel appointed before 01.01.2004)
I, the undersigned hereby undertake to pay all outstanding loans/advances alongwith interest
including penal interest as per CISF Central Welfare Fund Rules. I further undertake that the entire
outstanding amount including the interest/penal interest pending against me may be recovered
from my salary/arrears at source of RMS/RISK FUND or Govt dues or non-Govt dues etc. In case of
my death or disappearance or lunacy or imprisonment or dismissed or retired or default to repay due
to any other reasons/whatsoever.
The aforesaid mode of recovery shall in no way prejudice or effect the exercise by the Governing
Body of any of the rights or remedies available by the law or by this undertaking.
Place: Signature :
Name :
Rank :
CISF No. :
Unit :
I, hereby, undertake to pay the 50% of loan/ I, hereby, undertake to pay the 50% of loan/
advance and interest in respect of above advance and interest in respect of above
individual or any outstanding amount on individual or any outstanding amount on
account of the above loan/advance from my account of the above loan/advance from my
salary in case he fails to repay the same and salary in case he fails to repay the same and
it may be recovered from my salary/arrears or it may be recovered from my salary/arrears or
Govt. dues/Non-Govt dues at the discretion of Govt. dues/Non-Govt dues at the discretion of
the Governing Body of Central Welfare Fund. the Governing Body of Central Welfare Fund.
SURETY NO. 1 SURETY NO. 2
Signature Signature
Name Name
Rank Rank
CISF No. CISF No.
Unit Unit
(For GOs sureties given by other GOs will be valid. For SOs & other ranks sureties should be of the
same rank or above of the person taking the loan)
(Applicable to those personnel appointed on or after 01.01.2004 Under New Pension Scheme)
I. An undertaking from the applicant that the balance amount of Welfare loan may be adjusted /
recovered out of dues accrued to him under NPS / Risk Premia Fund and pay and allowances
etc. that may be payable to him, in the event of his leaving the CISF by resignation, retirement,
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II. An undertaking from both the witnesses that he / she will pay the amount of Welfare Fund loan
COUNTERSIGNED
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APPENDIX-“D”
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FINANCIAL POWERS
FINANCIAL POWER FOR CENTRAL WELFARE FUND
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APPENDIX-“D” (Contd.)
FINANCIAL POWER FOR ZONAL / PLANT /DAE /DOS /RTCs/GBS WELFARE FUND
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APPENDIX-“D” (Contd.)
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APPENDIX-“D” (Contd.)
NOTE : The power of writing off will be exercised by next higher formation and in no case the power
of writing off will be exercised by a formation/unit for its own dues
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Appendix – A
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RISK-CUM-SAVING FUND SCHEME
The CISF Central Welfare Risk Premia Fund Scheme introduced w.e.f. 01.06.1986 and revised
wef. 01.09.1989 was meant for providing financial assistance to the families of personnel who
die while in service and to those who are medically boarded out of service on account of
invalidation. There was also a provision for refund of the amount of subscriptions with the
prescribed percentage of bonus to the personnel retiring from service or leaving the Force on
some other grounds. In order to provide relief to the personnel leaving Force on retirement,
the Risk Premia Fund Scheme was modified to Risk Premia cum Medical Assistance cum
saving scheme 1997 (RMS 1997) which provided monthly pension for life after payment of
subscription over 20 years. As the experience of around five years showed that the scheme
1997 (RMS 1997) was not viable, a decision to revise the said scheme i.e. “CISF Risk-premia-
cum-Medical Assistance-cum-saving scheme 1997” was examined by the Governing Body of
Welfare Funds held on 24.04.2002 and the core committee of CWF has approved the Risk
Premia-cum Saving Scheme 2002 wef. 01.08.2002.
The annual meeting of the Governing Body of Welfare Funds was held on 24.04.2002. The
Governing body examined the sustainability of the scheme “CISF Risk-premia-cum-Medical
Assistance-cum-saving scheme 1997”. With this purpose, the Governing Body also examined
the inflow and outflow of the RMS Fund in depth, and found that the outflow is much higher
than the inflow. Also, the scheme will not be able to sustain this trend and will collapse, if
allowed to run in its present form. In sequel the core committee of CWF approved the Risk
Premia-Cum-saving fund scheme-2002 w.e.f. 01.08.2002.
The rules have therefore been amended as under:-
2. PRELIMINARY
A) The re-framed Rules may be called the Revised Central Industrial Security Force Risk
Premia cum Saving Scheme Rules-2002. In short the scheme has been titled as ‘RS
2002’. This is to provide for the constitution and Regulation of a Private Fund to be known
as (CISF RS Fund) for providing financial assistance to the families of CISF Personnel who
die while in service and to those who are invalidated out of service or retire from service
on attaining the age of superannuation or leaving the Force otherwise. The benefits under
this scheme may be termed as “LUMPSUM PAYMENT” to the members or their spouse
or their nominee.
(B) This scheme came into force with effect from 01.08.2002 and the existing CISF Risk-
premia-cum-Medical Assistance-cum-saving scheme 1997 was merged with this scheme.
All assets and liabilities of the existing CISF Risk-premia-cum-Medical Assistance-cum-
saving scheme 1997 was transferred to the revised scheme with effect from the date of
its inception.
3. DEFINITION
(i) ‘RS’ means Revised Central Industrial Security Force Risk Premia cum Saving Scheme
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(iii) ‘Member’ means serving personnel (including deputationists) who are subscribers to the
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scheme.
(iv) ‘Spouse’ means legally wedded husband/wife of a valid marriage of the member.
(v) ‘Fund’ means the CISF RS Fund.
(vi) ‘Principal Beneficiary’ means a member who has by virtue of his service and contribution
become eligible to the benefits of the Fund/Scheme.
(vii) ‘First Nominee’ means the legally wedded spouse of the Principal Beneficiary in case of
a married member or father/mother in case of a bachelor member, to whom the benefits
shall accrue on the demise of the principal beneficiary.
(viii) ‘Second Nominee’ means such nominee nominated by the Principal Beneficiary for
receiving the benefits of the scheme in the event of the death of both the principal
beneficiary and First nominee.
(ix) ‘Bonus’ means the amount to be paid in addition to the subscription paid by the subscriber
towards the schemes applicable at that time, i.e., CISF Risk-premia-fund-scheme 1986
and CISF Risk-premia-fund scheme 1989 (which were in existence from June 1986 to
May 1997).
(x) ‘Compounded interest’ means interest with prevailing rate of Post Office 01 Year Term
Deposits, SBI (1 year deposit) or GPF, whichever is less on the subscriptions to be
compounded annually i.e. during April each year.
(xi) ‘Saving Element’ means part of subscription @ Rs. 95/- p.m. out of subscription of Rs.170/-
p.m. w.e.f. 01.10.2013.
(xii) ‘Risk Element’ means subscription @ Rs. 75/- p.m. paid by the subscriber towards the
scheme to cater for the lump sum benefits payable in the event of death or invalidation
out of service of a member of the scheme.
(xiii) ‘Fund Pass Book’ means the book for keeping records of the payments/subscriptions
made by the member towards the scheme. The subscription paid towards the existing
scheme will also be recorded therein duly signed by respective DDO.
All members of the CISF including civilian employees and personnel on deputation to other
organizations are eligible to become the members of the Fund. Personnel on deputation to CISF from
other Departments /Govt. will be refunded Saving Element with compound interest and prescribed
Bonus applicable on the date of leaving CISF.
In case both husband and wife are the members of the Force both are eligible to become members
of the scheme.
Refund of Saving Elements of contributions with compound interest as decided by the competent
authority will be refunded to the members on leaving the scheme.
Note :
(i) The beneficiaries of the Risk Premia Fund scheme (applicable from June 1,1986 and
subsequently modified w.e.f. Sept.,1989) will be given subscriptions with 25-55% bonus
on the last balance and the Saving Elements of contributions will also be refunded to
the beneficiaries. All CISF personnel should be member of RS Fund scheme. In case,
the individual wants to be a member of the Fund on re-instatement it can be done
retrospectively, otherwise he may be enrolled a fresh member of the Fund so that he is
covered by benefits of RS Fund.
(ii) The saving elements has been merged in lump sum amount of Rs.5,00,000/- w.e.f.
01.03.2010 in case of death, missing and invalidation.
The relief under the revised scheme will accrue only to those cases of death, invalidation
and leaving the Force for any reason after the introduction of the scheme, who make at
least one payment towards the revised scheme. All cases of retirement or leaving the
force on any ground occurring till the introduction of revised scheme will be governed by
the provisions of the existing RMS 1997.
7. DISQUALIFICATION
A Member stands disqualified from the membership of the Fund, if he fails to pay the subscription
regularly.
A member who could not pay his subscriptions for any reason may be allowed to pay the same
within a period of six months in one lump sum together with a penalty of Rs.5/- per instalment per
quarter. This permission may be granted by the Unit Comdr keeping in view the circumstances
under which the contributions could not be paid regularly. This permission may be accorded only
after ensuring that the member concerned was alive on the date of payment of the arrears. In no
case, this facility may be used to give benefits of the Scheme to the dependents of the individual
who might have died during the pendency of the disqualification for non-payment of subscriptions
regularly. Similarly, this may not be utilised for granting benefits to the members who have been
invalided out of service during the pendency of disqualification for non-payment of the subscriptions
regularly.
8. OPERATION OF ACCOUNTS
An account in the name of DG CISF RS fund will be opened with a Nationalized Bank and will be
operated jointly by AIG(Wel) and SO(Wel). In the absence of any one of the above said two officers
the accounts will be operated by AC(Adm) with one out of the above said two officers. Specimen
signatures of all the three officers namely AIG (Wel), SO(Wel) and AC(Adm) will be sent to the bank
under the signature of DIG(Wel). Separate heads will be maintained in cash book for ‘Risk Element’
and ‘Saving Element’. The existing bank accounts and cash book will also continue to be maintained
and all payments to the beneficiaries of existing scheme as well as the refund of contributions with
interest decided by the competent authority to retiring personnel will be paid out of this amount.
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9. AUDIT OF THE FUND
(1) The fund shall be administrated by a Governing Body comprising of 50 members (7 Ex-
officio and 43 nominated ) as shown below:
(i) Permanent Ex- Officio members and Office Bearers.
President - DG
Sr. Vice President - SDG/ADG (HQrs)
Vice President - IG (Adm)
Secretary - DIG (WEL)
Jt. Secretary - AIG (WEL)
Treasurer - SO/AC (WEL)
Member - AD (Accounts)/AO (Accts)
(ii) Nominated members
IG(NS/ES/WS/NES/SS/APS/TS) - Two to be nominated by DG
(on rotation )
DIG (from field Units/Zones) - Five to be nominated by DG
AIG/COMDT - One AIG/ Sr.Comdt. / Comdt. from
each Sector – 07 (Nominated by IG)
DC / AC - 01 from each Sector (Nominated by IG)
SO (Subordinate Officer) - 01 from each Sector (Nominated by IG)
HC - 01 from each Sector (Nominated by IG)
Const - 01 from each Sector (Nominated by IG)
Civilian staff - 01 to be nominated by DIG/Wel,FHQ.
Note : Out of above nominated members, Ladies of different ranks as mentioned below may
be nominated –
GO -1
SO -1
ORs - 2 to 3
2. The Governing Body will meet once in a year to transact the following business.
(a) To review the policies and guidelines about the Administration of the fund in light of the
given objectives.
(b) To review and fix rates of subscription to be paid by each category of members.
(c ) Decide about the investment of fund and ratification of investment of funds made with
the approval of DG,CISF.
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(f) To review of income and expenditure accounts and balance sheet of yearly financial
account and approve the same.
(g) To review the honorarium being given to persons engaged on honorarium basis for
administration of RSF.
(h) To take a view on any subject brought before the Annual Governing Body by any of the
members regarding administration of RS Fund.
11. INVESTMENT OF FUND AMOUNT
The amount of the fund in excess of day to day requirement will be INVESTED IN TERM DEPOSIT
SCHEMES WITH A NATIONALISED BANK/POST OFFICE to yield more and safe interest. The
long term investments will be done on the recommendation of the committee constituted for the
purpose which comprises of the following :
a. Vice President (IG/Adm)
b. Secretary (DIG/Wel)
c. Jt. Secretary (AIG/Wel)
d. Any HQrs DIG nominated by DG CISF
e. AD/Accts
f. Treasurer (SO(Wel) / AC(Adm).
The GOVERNING BODY of the Fund will MEET AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR on the dates to be
decided by the President of the Fund. However, it will be only after the close of financial year so that
the accounts are audited and the audit report is placed before the Governing Body for ratification/
approval.
SO(Wel)/AIG(Wel) will process the cases received from the field formations and obtain order of
DIG(Wel) for making payment. The correspondence on the subject shall be dealt by SO(Wel)/
AIG(Wel). The payments so made shall be put-up before the Governing Body for ratification.
14. NOMINATION
Each person joining this scheme should immediately on its implementation submit his/her nomination
in duplicate as per Appendix ‘B’ i.e. one for pasting in his Fund Pass Book and other for keeping in
his personal file. An entry for nomination will also be recorded in the service book of the individual
for reference as and when the necessity arises. The NOMINATION MUST BE WITNESSED by
two members giving their number, rank and name in block capital letters with date of nomination/
witness and WILL BE ATTESTED BY THE CONTROLLING DDO/GAZETTED OFFICER with office
stamp and name in block capital letters. The nomination must be in favour of the members of the
family in order of precedence as contained in the CCS (Pension) Rules 1972. In addition to the first
nominee, second nominee will also be shown in the nomination form with the contingencies on
the happening of which the benefits will be payable to the second nominee. It may be mentioned
that in the case of unmarried members, the nomination made by them will become invalid on their
acquiring a family. In such cases, the benefits will be paid to the spouse irrespective of nominations
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15. DEFINITION OF FAMILY
The following documents for payment of benefits out of the scheme will be sent to CISF Hqrs
(Welfare Branch) immediately in case of death/ invalidation and within 90 days prior to the date of
retirement of the individual. In case of missing personnel, the claim will be sent after expiry of three
years period from the date of missing ;
(a) Completed pass book duly updated and attested by the DDO.
(b) Application as per Appendix `A` attached (Part I & II duly completed).
(c) Copy of the Service Order notifying the date of Struck Off Strength and cause.
(d) Pre-receipts for lumpsum payments, duly affixed with revenue stamp and signatures
attested by a Gazetted Officer.
(e) Attested copy of medical certificate issued by the Medical Board in case of invalidation
out of service indicating percentage of disability.
(f) Where the claim is preferred in favour of a person other than the spouse, an affidavit
on a non-judicial stamp paper for Rs.10/- duly attested by a Notary Public / First Class
Magistrate stating that the member died as a bachelor or widow / widower without
leaving any children.
(g) Guardianship Certificate issued by a Court of Law in case the amount is claimed by the
guardian of the minor children.
(h) An indemnity bond covering the amount of benefits in the case of missing personnel
claim and for claims by guardians of minor children.
(i) A copy of FIR along with latest Police Report in case of claim preferred for a missing
person.
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the quarterly contribution and remittance to FHQ during March, June, September and
December each year.
3. For personnel on leave, temp. duty, training etc. the deficient amount will be drawn by
unit commander from Unit Welfare Fund/Canteen Fund etc. as a temporary loan and will
be recovered/settled by the unit commander at unit level on joining of individual.
4. Remittance of 100% contributions against the posted strength of the unit/establishment
will be the responsibility of the unit commanders. The contribution so collected must reach
the Fund Cell before 15th of Every Quarter i.e March, June, September & December each
year. No amount in any case will be left or shown outstanding.
5. Subscriptions @ Rs.170/- p.m. towards the revised scheme will be recovered from all
the members of the Force including deputationists and civilian staff. For the purpose
of effecting recovery of subscriptions, Principals of Training Institutions, Commandants
of independent units/Bns., A.O.(Bill) for FHQ, DDOs of Sector HQrs, Zonal HQrs.,
Commandants of Plant Units headed by DIsG, Group HQrs and Officers-in-charges
sub units under respective Group HQrs and others, will be treated as independent and
responsible for implementing the scheme. Each of them will prepare the summary of
subscription of Risk Premia-cum-Saving fund scheme as per Annexure “A” and send to
Section Officer(Welfare), FHQrs along with Bank drafts. Recovery of subscription may be
affected on the basis of posted strength of the Unit on the last day of the month.
(i) Annexure `A` (Schedule of summary of subscription).
It shall be prepared every quarterly in respect of all the personnel of various units/offices
separately. The recovery shall be made quarterly on the date of disbursement of pay for
the months of Feb, May, August and November respectively. If a member of the fund is
on leave/temporary duty etc. and recovery on account of subscriptions cannot be made in
a particular month, it shall be drawn from Unit Welfare fund or canteen fund or regimental
fund and the shortfall be made good. The amount so withdrawn may be recovered from
individual on joining. If an individual is overstaying on leave or remains absent and also
not paying his subscription regularly will stand disqualified from the membership of the
fund. He may apply for annulment of disqualification by paying the amount of arrears
in one installment with penalty @ Rs.5/- per quarterly per installment. The annulment
is permissible only with the approval of Governing Body/Managing Committee of the
fund. The total amount on account of subscriptions thus recovered shall be reflected in
the schedule of recoveries (Annexure `A`) indicating the period for which recovery has
been made. The amount of subscription is to be sub-divided in two sub- heads i.e. Risk
Element @ Rs.75/- p.m. and Saving Element @ Rs.95/- p.m. Nominal roll of personnel in
whose respect subscription on account of revised Risk Premia cum Saving scheme 2002
is outstanding, will be prepared as per Annexure “B” and enclosed with the schedule.
(ii) Remittance of Subscriptions.
The amount of subscriptions towards CISF Central Welfare (Risk Premia-cum-saving)
fund so collected shall be remitted to FHQrs by 15th of the month by means of bank
draft in favour of “DG CISF RS Fund” payable at SBI Service branch, New Delhi, (Code
No.7687) or State Bank of India, Scope Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi (Code No.20511).
The amount of bank draft should tally with the total amount shown in the statement
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18. MODE OF PAYMENT
The existing pass books will be closed showing the amount paid by the individual towards the
RMS’97. The same pass book will be taken into use for recording the recoveries made towards the
revised scheme from the next page. The system of entry will be the same Rs.80/- under the New
Scheme from the next page and in the beginning the Break-up of subscription i.e. Risk Element and
Saving Element be indicated. Since the rate of RS Fund has been revised thrice, entries in RS Fund
Passbook may be made as under :
From Dec’2008 to Feb’10 –Rs.100/-(Rs.30 Risk element and Rs.70 as saving element)
From Mar’2010 to Sept 13 -Rs.120/-(Rs.50 Risk element and Rs.70 as saving element)
From Oct 2013 to till date –Rs.170/- (Rs.75 Risk element and Rs.95 as saving element)
It will be ensured that pass book for each and every member of the Fund /Scheme is prepared
and maintained up-to-date. The Head of Office/ DDO of each unit / office will ensure that all
the subscriptions recovered from the individual are recorded therein. While making entries the
progressive balance in the individual pass book, its correctness in all respects must be ensured.
The annual subscriptions towards Saving Element will be granted compound interest as decided by
competent authority. The interest will be communicated by FHQrs for credit in the pass book to the
DDO/Head of Office of Unit, maintaining the Risk Fund Pass Books. The individual will be issued
an annual statement of his subscriptions like G.P.F. balance during the month of May each year by
DDO concerned in the given Format at Annexure “C”. Unit Commander/DDO will issue a certificate
in the month of June each year that the Annual statements have been issued to all members of his
unit/Office for the last year.
Whenever, an individual is sent on deputation to another department, his Risk Fund pass book duly
completed and updated should be transferred to FHQ for maintenance by Welfare branch for the
duration of the term of deputation. On his repatriation to CISF, the pass book may be obtained from
FHQ for further maintenance at the unit where the individual is posted on repatriation to CISF. While
the Pass Book is maintained at FHQrs, it will be the responsibility of FHQ(Welfare branch) to ensure
that the proper records of recoveries are made in pass book. As regards personnel proceeding on
deputations, it has been directed by MHA that henceforth continuity of their membership to various
schemes of their parent organizations should be ensured even during the tenure on deputation
/ foreign service to other organization. The terms and conditions of deputation shall contain a
specific clause to this effect an the lending authority shall develop a system for ensuring regular
recovery from the salary of the force personnel towards these schemes regularly. This is to avoid
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proceeding on deputation will be clearly explained that the responsibility for timely / regular payment
of subscriptions will be their own and that the defaulters will be disqualified from the membership.
THE DISQUALIFIED MEMBER WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE BENEFITS UNDER THE SCHEME
EXCEPT REFUND OF SAVING ELEMENTS with interest at par with prevailing Post Office term
deposit (5 years) rates. Revival of membership may be considered by the Managing Committee/
Governing body of the Fund on receipt of a written request from the defaulter member agreeing to
pay all outstanding payments in one lump sum with penalty.
A Fund Cell to be headed by serving Officer of the rank of Section Officer with adequate experience
of accounting matters will be set-up under the overall control and supervision of the Custodian
of the Fund i.e. DIG(Wel). It would be adequately staffed as per the volume of work. The cell
shall consist of a good mix of experienced / retired personnel who are physically fit and mentally
sound and serving CISF personnel. The personnel selected for manning the Cell should have sound
knowledge of accounting procedure. In order to have proper maintenance of accounts, passbooks
& other records the maximum work of Fund Cell shall be computerised. Hence, computer trained
CISF personnel may also be engaged for Fund Cell.
1. No enhancement of benefits shall be considered by the Governing Body till such time
the same is first vetted by AD(Accounts) and then at least 75% of the members of the
Governing Body agree for the same.
2. The scheme envisages equality of all members in terms of their contributions to the Fund
and the benefits to be derived there from. Therefore, while contemplating increase in
subscriptions to enhance the benefits to the beneficiaries the subscription paying capacity
of the Constabulary should be the sole criteria.
22. INTERPRETATION
Whenever a question arises as to the exact meaning, clarification, explanation of the effect of any
word, term, clause, rule, resolution or ambiguity arising in the reading of these rules or any of the
orders, decisions or awards of the Governing Body, the decision of the President of the Fund shall
be final.
23. JURISDICTION
All matters of legal disputes shall be under the JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS AT DELHI.
24. MISCELLANEOUS
The contributions for covering the Risk element in the scheme have been decided after taking into
account the average death rate per month and invalidations per month. The arrangements have
been made to cater for the benefits in case of mortality rate increasing and invalidation per month.
However, in the event of death/invalidation rate increasing this limit, the contributions towards the
Risk elements will be enhanced proportionately to cater for the prevailing rate of deaths/invalidations.
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Appendix –A
PART - I
c) Account Number
Place:
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PART - II
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Signatures of Head of Office / DDO
PART - III
Name and Relationship Age and Share to Contingencies Names, address and
address of first with the date of be paid on happening relationship with age
nominee (s) member of birth of first to each of which the and date of birth of the
the scheme nominee (s) nomination person(s) to whom the
shall become right of the nominee shall
invalid pass in the event of first
nominee predeceasing the
member of the scheme or
in consequence of his/ her
death/ ineligibility in order
of precedence.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Name _______________________________
1. _______________________________________
CISF No, Rank and Name (In block letters)
2. _______________________________________
CISF No, Rank and Name (In block letters)
Countersigned
Controlling DDO/Gazetted Officer
Signature
Name : _________________________________________________
(in block capital letter)
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RULES FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE
1. SHORT TITLE
These rules may be called the Central Industrial Security Force unit Regimental Fund Rules.
2. DEFINITIONS
3. APPLICATION
4. OBJECT
Agency Fund , Garden Fund, Grocery Shop Fund, Poultry Fund , Kitchen Garden Fund,
Community Hall Fund, Cable TV/Video Fund, Tailoring Fund, Barat Ghar Fund, Nursery
School Fund, Family Welfare Center Fund, Computer Fund, Beauty Parlour Fund and
any other fund maintained by the units. No separate Fund will be opened without the
permission of DG/CISF.
(ii) Donations and grants from the Central or State Governments or other Government and
quasi Government bodies including public undertakings.
(iii) Voluntary contributions and donations from private persons or bodies provided that such
contributions or donations will be accepted only with the approval of the Director General/
Sector IsG if the amount is more than Rs.1,000/-
(iv) Interest on fixed deposits and other investments in Bank/ Postal Accounts.
(v) Profit gained from sales proceedings of items, hire/rental charges etc.
(2) The committee will meet once in a month to transact the following business :
(a) Review the working of the Fund.
(b) Fix the rates / profit on sales of items etc.
(c) Allocate / invest fund to the unit Welfare Funds.
(d) Review sports / welfare activities to be financed from out of the Fund.
(e) Write off of losses, or irrecoverable items / funds, if any.
(f) Review of Income and Expenditure accounts and Balance Sheet of the fund
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7. FINANCIAL POWERS- (Regimental Fund)
SDG/ADG -- -- Rs.25000/-
Sector IG & IG(Adm) Rs.50,000/- p.a. Full Rs.10000/-
Details of expenditure to
be submitted to Force
Headquarters for information.
D I s G ( Z o n a l / P l a n t ) , Rs.1,25,000/- p.a. Up to Rs.75,000/ at one time Rs. 5000/-
Director NISA& DIG Details of expenditure to be
Trg/FHQrs and DIG submitted to Sector IG for
RTCs. information.
Comdt. of Unit Rs.1,00,000/- p.a. Upto Rs. 50,000/- p.a. Rs. 2500/-
To be ratified by the Managing
Committee.
Details of expenditure to be
submitted to Zonal DIsG.
Dy. Comdt. of Unit Rs.75,000/- p.a. Upto Rs. 25,000/- p.a. Rs.1000/-
To be ratified by the Managing
Committee.
Details of expenditure to be
submitted to Zonal DIsG.
AC of Unit Rs.50,000/- p.a. Upto Rs. 20,000/-p.a. Rs.500/-
To be ratified by the Managing
Committee.
Details of expenditure to be
submitted to Zonal DIsG.
NOTE : The power of writing off will be exercised by next higher formation and in no case the
power of writing off will be exercised by a formation/unit for its own dues.
8. SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS
(1) The accounting year will be financial year as adopted by the Government of India.
(2) The treasurer, under the supervision of the Secretary shall be responsible for the
proper maintenance and up-keep of accounts.
(3) The Secretary shall place the monthly account of Income and Expenditure of the
previous month in each monthly meeting of the committee for the information of the
committee members.
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(4) All transactions should normally be made through Pay Order / Bank draft / cheque.
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9. RECORDS
10. HONORARIUM
The rate of honorarium to the fund clerk and staff maintaining Fund as under :
Fund clerk - Rs.50/- p.m.
11. AUDIT
1. The Governing Body of Welfare fund, DG/CISF and Sector IG shall have full powers to
regulate and issue instructions regarding prescription of forms for various purposes
including accounts records, payment of and rate of profit, honorarium and maintaining
accounts or any other matter with a view to achieving the objects of the fund.
2. If any Question arises regarding interpretation of rules, the decision of the Governing
Body of Welfare fund shall be final and binding.
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CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE CANTEEN RULES
a) Central Industrial Security Force Unit/Establishment may run a Canteen to cater for
the needs of all CISF personnel at the location provided that if more than one Unit/
Establishment are located at one place. It is also called as Sanrakshika Canteen.
b) The fund shall be administrated by a Managing Committee consisting of :
The Unit Managing Committee of canteen fund will meet at least once in a month on a date to be
decided by the President of the respective committees. The following criteria may be adopted :
i) The Managing Committee of the Canteen Fund shall decide about welfare activities to be
financed out of the fund.
ii) The Managing Committee shall decide items/materials to be purchased and issue
instructions regarding various business transactions /welfare activities. Hence, the
purchase shall be made subject to final approval of the Managing Committee.
iii) While submitting proposal for Admn./Financial sanction, the Managing Committee may
specify details of each item to be purchased including cost of the item as well as status
of the Canteen Fund.
iv) In case the expenditure exceeds more than the financial powers of Unit Managing
Committee, it may recommend with details to the appropriate higher authority for
necessary financial approval.
2. OBJECT
The object of the Canteen is to provide general stores required for daily use for sale at cheaper rates
to the members of the Force and bonafide consumers.
All commodities shall be sold preferably on digital payment basis. The word “Administrative Charges”
should be used in place of word “Profit”. 2% uniform administrative charges be applicable in all the
formations. The Canteen Fund profit will be utilized for the following welfare measures.
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Family Welfare Centre or similar premises of unit, within convenient approach and access
of the wards/ families.
c) Purchase of books for unit library.
d) Purchase of VCD/DVD player for teaching purpose.
e) Purchase of Digital projector for recreation of families and wards of CISF personnel.
f) Improvement of sports and recreational activities.
g) Multi Gym for CISF wards.
h) Opening of nursery school
i) Expenditure for refreshment during the Sainik Sammelan or any other regimental
function / meeting.
j) Any other bonafide purpose for the Welfare of the CISF personnel and their
families / wards.
With regard to (a) above it is further clarified that 10% of canteen profit of various units can be
utilized annually by Sector IsG for maintenance/improvement of the OR’s mess, SO’s mess and
transit camp mess of any unit. Therefore, the canteen profit of 10% only of the various units should
be deposited in the Sector HQrs which will be utilized for maintenance/improvement of OR’s mess.
SO’s mess and transit camp mess by Sector IsG under their jurisdiction. The Sector IsG welfare
committee shall examine and approve the proposal for such expenditure.
However, the utilization of remaining profit will be decided by Unit Welfare Committee for the
above purpose as quoted in sub para (a) to (j) and accordingly proposal will be moved for sanction of
appropriate authority for onward procurement of items for welfare activities.
4. STAFF AND ALLOWANCES
Staff as detailed in rule 1 (b) above will be posted to the Canteen from the sanctioned allocation
through a notification by the Chairman. They will be paid monthly honorarium at rates prescribed
below from the profits made by the canteen.
Canteen Manager (SO/Min) Rs. 150/- per month
Canteen Clerk (SO/Min) Rs. 90/- per month
Canteen H/C Rs. 90/- per month
Constable (Tea Canteen) Rs. 60/- per month
Constable (Halwai) Rs. 60/- per month
Salesman (Const.) Rs. 60/- per month
5. TIMINGS
Timing during which the canteen will remain open will be notified by the Unit Commander/Chairman
from time to time through Circular order.
6. TEA CANTEEN
Tea Canteen will function as an integral branch of the Canteen and besides tea, will also cater for
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i) The sales will be affected by Tea Canteen at the rates fixed by the chairman from time to time.
7. DUTIES
i) President : The Head of Office of unit, Central Industrial Security Force as President of
the Canteen will preside at General meetings and supervise the administration of the
Canteen generally through the Vice president.
The President (Head of Unit) of the canteen with the assistance of Vice President (2nd
in Command) and Manager of the canteen shall closely supervise the administration to
ensure smooth functioning of canteen and also review the working of the staff posted
therein. The staff should be posted on rotational basis and changed periodically as per
administrative convenience. The key persons like Canteen Manager, Treasurer, Canteen
Clerk and Canteen Head Constable may continue upto maximum period of two years
only.
ii) Vice President : He will be responsible to the Head of Office (President) for efficient
running of the Canteen and with the assistance of the Manager of the Canteen will conduct
all transactions and sanction purchase of stores. He will bear in mind that the sanction of
a general meeting will be necessary for all transactions in regard to contracts and to items
of heavy expenditure. He will ensure that the general meetings are held quarterly and that
accounts for proceeding months are correctly maintained duly signed and a statement of
receipt and payment is put up to the President by the 15th of the following month. He will
ensure that the accounts are audited annually and stocks actually checked each quarter
by the Audit Board.
Joint canteen account will be maintained in the name of vice president and secretary
or treasurer. All cheque books, savings accounts and other valuable documents of the
Canteen will be kept in the custody of Vice President. All cheques or withdrawals from
the Banks will also be signed by him.
iii) Manager :
a) He will be responsible for general supervision of all transaction and to arrange the
supply of all goods locally or otherwise on reasonable price. He will also be responsible
to see that Canteen under office deposits sale cash and coupons on the following
working day in the Treasure chest and would see that no such amount is detained
without sufficient cause.
b) He will summon the line Committee to check and inspect the fresh purchases or put
them up before the Vice President or President.
c) He will bring to the notice of the President all articles lying unsold for more than six
months and obtain his orders regarding disposal.
d) He will report all damage cases of dead stocks or items of sale to the President.
e) He will check the registers twice a month and the stock quarterly and will sign the
registers in token of having done so. He will keep the President informed of any
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sanction in those books from the chairman before any purchase is made.
h) Canteen Manager can make local purchases of essential articles upto Rs.500/- at a
time.
iv) Canteen Head Constable
a) He will be responsible for all articles on charge of the canteen according to the stock
and dead stock register.
b) He will regularly maintain the stock register daily sale Register (Pucca and Kuccha)
credit sale ledger dead stock registers. The daily register (Pucca) and general Stock
Register shall be completed daily from the daily Sale Register (Kaccha) and Daily sale
Register (Pucca).
c) He will be responsible for all retail business transactions and for the correction deposit
of money against daily sales which should daily be entered in stock and sale register.
d) He will be responsible to bring to the notice of the Manager all articles lying unsold for
more than six months.
e) He will inform the Manager as soon as any article is damaged rendered unserviceable
or unfit for sale.
f) He will be responsible for cleanliness of the canteen and Recreation room.
g) He will invariably deposit the Cash obtained from daily sales in the Treasure Chest on
the next working day.
v) Canteen Clerk (SO/Min)
a) He will be responsible for regular and proper upkeep of cashbook and payment register.
He will prepare bills and undertake all correspondence connected with the canteen
affairs. He will prepare statement of receipt and expenditure every month, which will
be put up before the President before the 15th of the following month.
b) He will receive the cash from the canteen under officer daily and prepare deposit
cheque immediately which will be signed by the President.
c) He will be responsible for preparing the bills.
vi) Canteen Salesman
a) They will arrange articles in the show room and store room as directed by the canteen
NCO and will be responsible for the cleanliness of the canteen and recreation room
and all articles therein.
b) They will lay out newspapers and other journals on the tables in the Recreation Room
daily by 0700 Hrs.
vii) Tea Canteen In Charge :
a) He will be responsible for maintaining all the records relating to the Tea Canteen.
b) He will be responsible to the Manager for the general supervision of all transactions
and to arrange for supply of articles catered by the Canteen.
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8. Financial Powers
NOTE: i) The power of writing off will be exercised by the next higher formation and in no case
the power of writing off will be exercised by a formation/ unit for its own dues.
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Account of fund shall be audited by an auditor, appointed by unit Head of Office in every month.
In order to prevent malpractices, it shall be ensured that the accounts are audited monthly and
physical verification of stock be done quarterly by the Audit board.
The account of fund shall be audited by the concerned unit commander, Gp. Commandant, DIG and
Sector IG.
GUIDELINES FOR UTILIZATION OF CANTEEN PROFIT FOR WELFARE ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD
FORMATIONS.
a) For improvement and maintenance of OR’s Mess, SO’s mess and transit camp mess
b) Purchase of computer for training of families/wards of CISF personnel, to be installed in
the Family Welfare Centre or similar premises of the unit, within convenient approach and
access of the wards/families.
c) Purchase of books for unit library
d) Purchase of VCD/DVD player for teaching purpose.
e) Purchase of Digital projector for recreation of families and wards of CISF personnel.
f) Improvement of sport and recreational activities.
g) Multi Gym for CISF wards
h) Opening of nursery school
i) Expenditure for refreshment during the Sainik Sammelan or any other Regimental
Function/Meeting
j) Any other bonafide purpose for the Welfare of the CISF personnel and their families /
wards.
2. With regard to (a) above, it is further clarified that 10% of canteen profits of various units
can be utilized annually by Sector IsG for maintenance/improvement of OR’s mess, SO’s
mess and transit camp mess of any unit. Therefore, the canteen profit of 10% only of
the various units should be deposited in the Sector Headquarter which will be utilized for
maintenance / improvement of OR mess, SO mess and transit camp mess by Sector IsG
under their jurisdiction. The Sector IsG Welfare Committee shall examine and approve
the proposal for such expenditure.
3. However, the utilization of remaining profit will be decided by Unit Welfare Committee for
the above purposes as quoted in para -2 sub-para (a) to (j) and accordingly proposal will be
moved for sanction of appropriate authority for onward procurement of items for welfare
activities. The financial powers of appropriate authority (for utilization of canteen profits)
are enumerated in Appendix ‘A’.
4. Further, the unit Managing Committee for canteen fund will meet at least once in a month
on a date to be decided by the President of the respective Committees as per existing
rules. The following criteria may be adopted :
i) The Managing Committee of the Canteen Fund shall decide about the welfare activities
to be financed out of the fund.
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10. GENERAL
i) The expenditure up to Rs.10/- per person per month can be made for refreshment during
the Sainik Sammelan or any other Regimental Function/Meeting and Rs.15/- for farewell
function at the time of retirement out of the canteen fund with the approval of Managing
Committee. In case the unit does not have sufficient fund, the expenditure may be met
from the unit Welfare Fund with approval of Controlling Officer, subject to ratification of
the same by the Managing Committee.
ii) A suggestion book will be kept in the canteen, which will be placed at the counter during
the working hours. Any member of the Force will be permitted to record his suggestion
in it under his full name, rank/number and signature. This book will be examined by the
Manager weekly and will be put up before the President in every month with the result of
monthly stock checking.
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