THE FUNDAMENTAL RULES OF THE TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT

(xvii) “The Collectors of the concerned District shall be competent to sanction thedeputation of the Personnel of Panchayat Development Department upto the Cadre of BlockDevelopment Officer, on foreign service terms to foreign bodies coming under the purview ofthe State Government subject to the norms or guidelines laid down by the Government fromtime to time.”[G.O. Ms. No. 90, Personnel and Administrative Reforms (F.R.IV), dated 24th May 2000 - Witheffect from 29th July 1999.]"(xviii) the Commissioner of Labour shall be competent to sanction the deputation of LabourOfficers and Assistant Commissioners of Labour under his control on foreign service termswithin the State subject to the norms laid down by the Government from time to time"(vide G.O.Ms.No. 210, P&AR(FR.IV) Department, dated 28.11.2001- w.e.f. 10.1.2001)(xix) The Regional Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies shall be competent to sanction thedeputation of Co-operative Sub-Registrars under his control, on Foreign Service terms to allthe Co-operative Institutions within his respective region, subject to the norms laid down bythe Government from time to time.”(vide G.O.Ms.No.51, P&AR (FR.IV) Department, dated 10.3.2004- w.e.f. 13.11.2004)RULINGS.Foreign service in Nepal is foreign service outside India.(1) For the purpose of the “Foreign Service” rules, Nepal should be treated as outside India.(G.I., F.M., U.O. Memorandum No. F.I.XI-R, 1-28, dated 20th June 1928.)Authority competent to sanction the transfer to foreign service of Divisional Accountants.(2) The Government which would be entitled to recover the pension contribution on behalf of aGovernment servant lent to foreign service should be regarded as the State Government competentto sanction his transfer to foreign service for the purpose of Rule 110 (b).(Controller of Civil Accounts, Letter No. 2369 NGE-521-29, dated 11th November 1929.)(3) (a) The Departments of the Secretariat are empowered to sanction the deputation of allGovernment servants (both Group A and B and Group C and D) working under their administrativecontrol to the Government of India, other State Governments and Union territories in cases wherestandard terms and conditions already exist, or where such terms are specified by the Government ofIndia such as for example, the cases of State Police Personnel deputed to Government of India;(b) Continuance of deputation of the officers may be sanctioned subject to the followingconditions, namely:—(a) In the Government orders sanctioning the further continuance of the deputation ofindividual officers, the Government Order in which the original terms of deputation have beenapproved should be indicated;(b) Before approving proposals for further continuance of deputation, it should be ensuredthat the terms of deputation originally agreed to remain unaltered.(c) If there are changes in any of the terms of deputation, the concurrence of the FinanceDepartment should be obtained before sanctioning the proposals for further continuance ofdeputation.[G.O. Ms. No. 806, Finance (F.R.I.), dated 24th July 1976.](4) (i) The initial deputation of a Government servant shall be sanctioned for a block period ofthree years at a stretch. The period of the said deputation shall lapse on the expiry of the said periodof three years or on the date of his retirement from service on superannuation or on the date when heis transferred from the services of the foreign employer by the competent authority, whichever isearlier.155