Coll 29/45(6) 'Travelling allowances for officers in Gulf posts' [‎16r] (32/37)

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A possible solution ould be in the case of:-
(aj ravellini. to wiy the l oroign Serrlce
Regulations tor journeys outside tne dulf in the case of officers
serving on contract and to ^aaint&in t jq Government of India Hales
for officers touring witiiin the Gulf area* iid&itt&dly an anaaaly
**^rill >ccur in the eases of career Foreign Gervanta, but if they
t> draw ttislr ioeal a v nces of pey s’roia tim Indian reaauriei
will be better for tiieir clairas for travelling allowances to
ue suhaitted in accordance with Government of India Rules, and thf
different en^itleraents (l«e» Gjvemaont of India as against
- oreign Gervioe Rules; to be adju sted at the prerjentation of the
last ndia office ouiget* as tar as I o n discover, the Foreign
Office fix aubaiitenoe rates in accordance with local conditions,
an tiwy will ivwe t* decide t e:^ rates eit cr on the evidence
supplied I$r t is office (^.e, on tiie basis of all Avancoa already
s actioned by tue Govermsent of India;, or by desp^ttching an
officer ti tho Gulf to inspect and to report. A solution of this
point is of sjroe lioediftte baportanoG, as all officers, career or
contract, will presumably be required t> do same tours between
now ami April 1st, 1^4G.
(b; iioto^-cars. Tbs ondian Gar wexie lai^^t be maintained
until - pril 1st, I^AG, wkien .. rcsumbly all vehicles in the Gulf
will canoe under the F oreign ffice Gar l ool in matters of
maintenance anl supply.
Tii© A Oliticul Resident refers to tiie } oreign Gcrvioe
emulation ho.7, paragra^ja iCaj, laying down that iie just obtain
tlie aut/ioriV of t'oe Secretary of dtate bel'oro going on tour. I
thin.< tills alter need only be taken up wit i tae ioi'eign Office U
it Is decided to apply Foreign Service Regulations ea bloc during
the current year.
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(Sgd.}A.;i. Rood,
’flu? question is to scroc extent connected with tho general
question of payment of off lexers and auditing arrangc^osnts, ^^ers
regarding miioh are nov? with A.G.
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