Punjab Police Rules Volume 1 - Sangrur Police

166 Punjab Police Rules, 1934 Volume 1, CHAPTER 10
29 - Police
concld.
2. District Executive Force
(i) District Police Force .. 1. Superintendents of
Police
2. Inspector-General of
Police in respect of the
units
(1) Tranction of prison
vans
(2) Purchase of
typewriters
(3) Purchase of tents
(4) Purchase of bicycles
(ii) Police employed under
sections 13, 14 and 15 of Police
Act, V of 1861 ..
the grants under which
are kept in reserve with
him. Also for the reserves
under the units "Clothing"
and "Equipment"
Ditto
(iii) Other Police .. Ditto
3. Police Training School .. Principal of the Police
Training School. The
Principal is also a
Disbursing Officer for the
minor heads "District
Executive Force",
"Railway Police"and
"Criminal Investigation
Department"in respect of
the Police Officers and
men under training at the
School.
4. Railway Police, Northern
Railway
5. Criminal Investigation
Department
.. Assistant Inspector-
General, Government
Railway Police
.. Deputy Inspector-General
of Police, Criminal
Investigation Department,
Superintendent incharge
of the Finger Print Bureau
in respect of the grant for
the staff of Bureau
6. Cattle-pounds
7. Miscellaneous -
.. Deputy Commissioners
Other items .. .. Superintendent of Police
Principal, Police Training
School, Deputy
Inspectors General of
Police, Inspector General
of Police
Note I :- Under Article 13(G) of Civil Accounts Code, Volume I. - These officers are personally
responsible for the strict observance of correct procedure in regard to the disposal of all
money, which is required to be received or disbursed through their offices and for the maintenance
of accounts. Subject to the approval of the Deputy Inspector-General, a
Superintendent of Police may delegate the duty of supervising accounts to a specified gazetted
officer. When such a delegation is made, the treasury officer should be informed
officially that the officer has been authorised to sign bills, cheques, etc.; a specimen of his
signature being furnished to the treasury. Such delegations do not relieve Superintendents
of their ultimate responsibilities as collecting and disbursing officers.