Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act by GyaanChakshuClasses
Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act by GyaanChakshuClasses
Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act by GyaanChakshuClasses
PYQ:
Q.Describe in brief the main characteristics of the Rajasthan Public Service Guarantee Act,
2011. (2016*,5 Marks)
Q.Discuss the salient features of the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services
Act,2011. (2018,10 Marks).
Within 30 days (From date of rejection or Within 60 days (From date on which
expiry of stipulated time limit) decision made by First Appeal Officer)
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the appeal. Reject the appeal.
Second Appeal Authority-Can impose penalty on Designated Officer and First Appeal
Officer.
● Imposed Penalty would be recoverable from the salary.
● The Second Appellate authority may recommend disciplinary action against him
under the service rules applicable to him.
○ Revision: The aggrieved Designated officer or First Appeal Officer may make
an application for revision to the officer nominated by the State Government
within a 60 days from date of that order.
○ Protection of action taken in good faith.
● Amendment in 2013: The Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public
Services(Amendment) Act,2013:
○ Insertion of new section 8-A:State Government to constitute Commission for
Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services.
Chief Commissioner He/She is, or has been an officer of the State Government in the
rank of the Chief Secretary.
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c).An eminent person in the domain of public service or social
sector and has worked in those areas at least for a period of 15
years.
● Resignation: To Governor.
● Salary & allowances: As prescribed by the State Government.
● Removal:
1.By an order of Governor if he-
2.On the ground of proved misbehaviour or incapacity after the inquiry of the High
Court on a reference being made to it by the Governor.
● Functions:
● Monitor and implementation of act. ●Steps for wide publication of the provision
●Identify problems in implementation of the act to create awareness.
and give suggestions. ●To recommend disciplinary action against
●To have independent evaluation studies officers whom complaints for
to assess the realisation of the objectives non-implementation of the provisions of the
of the act. act are found true after preliminary enquiry.
●Networking with NGOs,social volunteers ●Any other function assigned by the State
to provide feedback. Govt.
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○ Revision: Appeal against Second Appellate authority ➡️ Commission for
Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services within 60 days from date of that
order.
Definitions:-
●Public Authority: It means the State Government and its departments and includes any
authority or body or institution established or constituted by or under any law made by
the State Legislature.
●Stipulated time limit shall start from the date when the application required for
obtaining a notified service is submitted to the designated officer
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7.Promotion of Good Governance: The Act contributes to the overall promotion of good
governance by streamlining service delivery processes, reducing corruption, and enhancing
public trust in government services.
Challenges:
● Lack of Awareness.
● First Appeal Officer and Second Appeal Authority are from the same hierarchy.It can
raise concerns about bias and lack of impartiality in the appeals process.
● Inadequate Infrastructure.
● Human Resource Shortage.
● Political pressure and interference can impede the Act's fair and effective
implementation. This can lead to favouritism, discrimination, and a reluctance to hold
officials accountable for non-compliance.
● It lacks a robust system for monitoring and evaluating its implementation.
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