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(4)  Other  re-appropriations  may  be  sanctioned  by  the  Railway  Administrations  but  no  re-
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                    appropriations are permissible after the close of the financial year i. e., 31  March. The
                    re-appropriations  by  Railway  administrations  should  not  be  made  haphazardly  on  the
                    basis  of  individual  items  of  expenditure  where  the  original  provision  is  exceeded,  nor
                    should they be postponed to be made only towards the end of the year. The Railway
                    administration  should  review  the  position  as  a  whole  at  intervals  and  carry  out  the
                    necessary re-appropriations. When funds have to be provided for new expenditure under
                    one of the sub-heads and the administrations are definitely in a position to transfer the
                    grant  from  another  sub-head  for  this  purpose,  the  appropriations  should  be  made
                    promptly.  The  whole  object  is  to  ensure  that,  as  far  as  possible,  funds  which  are  not
                    required  are withdrawn from disbursing officers as soon as it is definitely known that
                    they  are  not  required,  and  incidentally  to  provide  that  any  really  unavoidable
                    expenditure is met from such savings as far as possible. (Para 379)

                (5)  All  proposals  far  re-appropriation  of  funds  which  are  beyond  the  General  Manager's
                    powers shall be submitted to the Railway Board sufficiently early to admit of action being
                    taken before the close of the financial year. (Para 380)


































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