State Reorganisation - Union's Commitment - Status Report

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Status Report - Union’s Commitment to Andhra Pradesh Table 1.9 Abstract of Deferred Bills as on 31st March 2015 Table 1.10 - 29 -
Resource Gap for the Year 2014-15 Recommendations: The actual, unfunded Resource Gap for FY 2014-15 was Rs.19,015.48 Crore including expenditure already incurred, and expenditure deferred because of ways and means problems and lack of funds despite liability to pay. Of this, Rs . 10,335.07 Crore is clearly the Resource Gap based on standardized expenditure, subject to verification of bills pending and payments deferred as on 31 March 2015. This amount should be compensated by the Union as per the letter and spirit of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act 2014 and the Prime Minister’s solemn commitment in Parliament preceding the approval of the law. The balance of Rs. 8,660.41 Crore does constitute genuine Resource Gap, though may be considered as pertaining to New Schemes and non-standardized expenditure. The Union is not duty bound to compensate this amount under New Schemes, and may exercise its discretion regarding the State’s request to reimburse this balance amount of non-standardized expenditure under New Schemes, keeping in view the totality of circumstances. - 30 -
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