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Statement by Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers, Central Headquarters, New Delhi
Statement by Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers, Central Headquarters, New Delhi
The Union Cabinet yesterday (24.08.2024) approved a Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) for the Central Government Employees.
The 20 year of sustained struggle by Confederation has yielded some result.
For the first time in 20 years since inception of NPS, the Government at Centre has announced a significant improvement in Pension scheme for its employees who have joined service on or after 01.01. 2004. So far it was reluctant to speak about the Pension.
But because of the sustained struggle by the Confederation along with other organisations, Govt came down and was compelled to grant assured Pension , family Pension and minimum Pension to its employees.
The Confederation still has reservation on some of
the features viz.,
1.Withdrawal from Pension corpus, lum sum payment at the time of retirement
2. Contribution of the employee
3 .12 month's average basic pay to calculate the Pension instead of last pay drawn
4.Minimum Service of 25 years and other features....
Further, it is to bring to the notice of the members that the PFRDA act did not had provisions of any benefit to NPS subscribers, except lum sum payment and Pension based on annuity plan . But our struggle forced the Government to concede the following benefits
a. Enhance its contribution to 14% in NPS and now 18.5_
b. Allowed Gratuity
c. Allowed Family Pension as has been in OPS (while death in service)
d. Withdrawals in contribution etc.,
These above are the benefits achieved during our struggles for restoration of the OPS.
Therefore, the day is not far from achieving our declared goal. The struggle will continue till then.
The Confederation will appropriately take its decision on all provisions after going through the Notification once it is issued.
S B Yadav
SG Confederation
25 .8.24
Sunday, 4 June 2023
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DETAILED FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
FOR ACCOUNTING TECHNOLOGY –
IT MODERNIZATION PROJECT 2.0
Accounting Technology under IT Modernization Project 2.0
As part of the IT Modernization Project 2.0, detailed functional requirements for Accounting Technology are being prepared to streamline financial activities within the Department of Posts. The Project Management Committee (PMC) - Accounting Technology, headed by the Sr. DDG(PAF), has met multiple times to deliberate on the implementation of accounting matters in IT Project 2.0. This article aims to provide an overview of the key recommendations and proposed modules for the Accounting Solution.
Key Recommendations:
- Discontinue the use of SAP, an accrual-based accounting solution.
- Implement a customized cash-based accounting solution.
- Adhere to the rules and regulations of the Government of India and relevant Departmental Rules for accounting.
Proposed Modules:
Considering the diverse financial activities carried out by various offices within the Department, the proposed Accounting Solution, known as DoP-FMS (Department of Posts Financial Management System), acts as a comprehensive platform. DoP-FMS consists of a group of modules that integrate with each other based on specific needs and also connect with internal business applications and external systems. The following modules are proposed as part of the Accounting Solution:
1. IFA Module: Handles the functions related to Internal Financial Audit
2. Budget Module: Manages budget allocation and tracking
3. Sanction Module: Handles financial sanctions and approvals
4. Treasury Module: Manages treasury operations and cash flow
5. Bank Module: Integrates with banks for seamless transactions
6. Payments Module: Facilitates payment processing and management
7. Sub Accounts Module: Manages sub-accounts and their transactions
8. Accounts Module: Handles general accounting functions
9. Taxation Module: Manages taxation-related activities and compliance
10. Public Accounts Module: Handles public accounting and reporting
11. PAO Module: Manages Pay and Accounts Office operations
12. Pr. AO Module (PAF Wing): Addresses accounting functions specific to the PAF Wing
13. Internal Audit Module: Facilitates internal audit processes
Integration and Control:
The proposed Accounting Solution, DoP-FMS, acts as a unified platform for all financial activities within the Department of Posts. It ensures seamless integration between modules and incorporates built-in checks and balances at appropriate levels according to rules and roles. This integrated approach eliminates data silos and improves overall efficiency and accuracy in financial operations. Furthermore, DoP-FMS integrates with other internal business applications and external systems to facilitate a seamless flow of financial information.
Committee-1:
- IFA Module
- Budget Module
- Sanction Module
Headed by: General Manager (F), Gujarat Circle, Ahmadabad
Committee-2:
- Treasury Module
- Bank Module (CDDO)
- Payments Module
- Sub Accounts Module
- Accounts Module (DDO)
Headed by: General Manager (F), Delhi Circle, Delhi
Committee-3:
- Taxation Module
- Public Accounts Module
- PAO Module
- Internal Audit Module
Headed by: General Manager (F), Madhya Pradesh# Circle, Bhopal
Committee-4:
- Pr AO Module
- Validates and consolidates the requirements documents received from other Committees
Headed by: DDG (Budget & Accounts)
The committees are requested to adhere to the following guidelines while preparing the Functional Requirements for each module:
- Refer to the relevant Rules/Manuals to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Consider the dependency of data between modules and ensure appropriate integration.
- Review the presentation (Annexure-V) provided during the PMC meeting on 21st March 2023 to understand the module functionality.
Furthermore, the Field Committees are requested to submit their reports within 30 days from the date of this communication. Committee 4, in turn, will validate, consolidate, and finalize the detailed functional requirements of the entire Accounting Technology Solution within 10 days from receiving the reports from the field committees.
The committees are provided with a reporting format and general guidelines in the attached template (Annexure-VI). It is crucial for the committees to ensure comprehensive listing of all activities and include all relevant offices where the activities will be implemented. The aim is to avoid any omission of activities/offices in IT 2.0.
Given the time-bound nature of the project, the Chairpersons of the Committees are requested to promptly activate their respective committees with the designated members mentioned in the table provided in paragraph 4. If necessary, the committees may consult other circles for inputs, while ensuring adherence to the 30-day timeline. An understanding document encompassing all aspects of IT Modernization 2.0 is enclosed for reference (Annexure-VII).
The Committees should adopt a result-oriented approach and prioritize meeting the requirements. It is important to note that there should be no reference or comparison to features or challenges encountered in previous IT solutions (IT 1.0) while preparing the functional requirements for IT 2.0. The proposed solution is a customized one and should not be considered a continuation or modification of SAP.
The preparation of detailed functional requirements for Accounting Technology under IT Modernization Project 2.0 marks a significant milestone in the transformation journey of the Department of Posts. The recommended discontinuation of SAP in favor of a customized cash-based accounting solution and the emphasis on adherence to government and departmental rules highlight the commitment to efficiency and compliance. The proposed modules within DoP-FMS offer a comprehensive platform to manage the diverse financial activities carried out by the Department. With seamless integration, inbuilt controls, and connectivity with other systems, the Department of Posts is set to achieve enhanced financial management and transparency in its operations.
The following is the list of annexures mentioned in the given information:
1. Annexure-I: OM No. Tgy-48/6/2022-Technology-DOP dated 9th June 2022 (Communication from Technology Division regarding the setup of Project Management Committees)
2. Annexure-II: Solution Architecture (Scope of Committee - One Accounting Interface)
3. Annexure-III: Record of Discussions dated 21st December 2022 (Discussions of PMC-Accounting Technology)
4. Annexure-IV: Minutes of the Meeting dated 21st March 2023 (Meeting of PMC-Accounting Technology)
5. Annexure-V: Presentation (Provided during the PMC meeting on 21st March 2023)
6. Annexure-VI: Reporting Template (Format and guidelines for preparing functional requirements)
7. Annexure-VII: Understanding Document (Covering all aspects of IT Modernization 2.0)
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