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Who is the competent authority to sanction prosecution for a Central Government servant?
Who is the competent authority to sanction prosecution for a Central Government servant?
If a public servant is removable from his office by the State Government, who sanctions prosecution against him?
If a public servant is removable from his office by the State Government, who sanctions prosecution against him?
In the case of public servants not under the Central or State Government, who determines the competent authority for sanctioning prosecution?
In the case of public servants not under the Central or State Government, who determines the competent authority for sanctioning prosecution?
What is advised by the CVC regarding the sanction for prosecution?
What is advised by the CVC regarding the sanction for prosecution?
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For officers in JMG/S - I to SMG/S - IV, who is the competent authority for sanction for prosecution?
For officers in JMG/S - I to SMG/S - IV, who is the competent authority for sanction for prosecution?
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Which of the following officers is sanctioned by the General Manager (Disciplinary Proceedings)?
Which of the following officers is sanctioned by the General Manager (Disciplinary Proceedings)?
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What rank must the Zonal Head be for sanctioning prosecution of Award Staff?
What rank must the Zonal Head be for sanctioning prosecution of Award Staff?
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Who sanctions prosecution for officers in SMG/S - VII?
Who sanctions prosecution for officers in SMG/S - VII?
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Study Notes
Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 - Sanction for Prosecution
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Competent Authority: Section 19(1) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, defines the authority competent to sanction prosecution.
- Central Government servants (removable by Central Government): Central Government
- State Government servants (removable by State Government): State Government
- Other public servants: Authority competent to remove them from office.
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CVC Advice: The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) advises administrative authorities to ensure prosecution sanctions carry the signature of the appropriate competent authority, or a delegated authority for the competent authority. This prevents future questioning of the sanction's validity.
Bank's Sanctioning Authority for Prosecution
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Hierarchy of Competent Authorities: This section details the bank's internal structure for sanctioning prosecution.
- Officers JMG/S - I to SMG/S-IV (Zone): Zonal Head (General Manager or higher)
- Officers SMG/S - V: General Manager (Disciplinary Proceedings), Mumbai Corporate Office
- Officers SMG/S - VI: Executive Director
- Officers SMG/S - VII: Managing Director & CEO
- Award Staff: Zonal Head (General Manager or higher)
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Offices/Branches Covered: Includes Administrative offices, back offices, RTCs, Clearing Hubs, Sales Offices, specialized units (SMS, SMELF, RBO, CBO), Stationery cells, Record Rooms, Disaster recovery sites, Government & PSU business units (N.Delhi etc).
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Test your knowledge on the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, focusing on the sanction for prosecution and the roles of various competent authorities. Learn about the hierarchy of authorities involved in the sanctioning process and the advice from the Central Vigilance Commission. This quiz will help reinforce your understanding of key concepts related to corruption prevention in public services.
