The proposals along with the draft statement justifying the demands to be included in the ensuing batch and appropriate background notes may be forwarded to the Budget Division in the prescribed form by October 7, 2016, after which date, proposals would not be entertained, an office memorandum said.
The Supplementary Demands for Grants would be introduced in Parliament in the upcoming Winter Session likely to commence in November.
The cases which would be eligible to be incorporated under such demands include those where advances from the Contingency Fund of India have been granted and are required to be recouped to the fund.
All other cases may be withheld and moved over to the third and the final batch for the current year due in the Budget Session, the memo said.
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It further said that "while processing proposals for Supplementary Grants, the Grant controlling authority must invariably identify savings available within the Grant so that the infructuous or inflated Supplementary Demands are weeded out and the eventuality of surrender after obtaining Supplementary Grant is avoided."
"In cases where re-appropriations can be made without the requirement of Supplementary as per the extant provisions, no Supplementary proposal including for a token amount, should be proposed. This could be met by re-appropriation of savings after obtaining approval of competent authority," it said.