Ad-hoc service under the Central Government Service and rules laid down for making ad-hoc service permanent
The total period for which the appointment/promotion may be made,
on ad-hoc basis, is limited to one year. In case there are compulsions
for extending any ad-hoc appointment/promotion beyond one year, the
approval of the Department of Personnel & Training has to be sought.
Also, the Department of Personnel & Training has delegated powers
to the administrative Ministries/Departments for appointing the
officials of Group ‘C’ and erstwhile Group ‘D’ posts on ad-hoc basis
upto a period of three years, in consideration of exigency of work.
As per the extant policy of the Government, all posts are to be
filled in accordance with provisions of the applicable Recruitment
Rules. Promotions/appointments on ad-hoc basis are resorted to in
exceptional circumstances, to a post which cannot be kept vacant in
consideration of its functional/operational requirement. Such ad-hoc
appointees have to be replaced with regular incumbents, selected in
accordance with procedure prescribed in the relevant applicable
statutory Recruitment Rules, at the earliest. In view of this, there is
no requirement of making ad-hoc service permanent.
This information was submitted as a written reply to a question in
the Parliament by the Minister Shri.V.Narayanasamy on 19th December
2012.
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