Decision Making Process

Decision Making Process

  1. Process of decision making identify key decision making points

Will depend on the work/task to be undertaken by the Port Health Organisation Cochin depending on the application/letters and directions received from the Directorate.

  1. Final decision making authority

Final decision making  authority is Director General of Health Service, Directorate of General Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi.

RELATED PROVISIONS, ACTS, RULES ETC.

PROVISIONS

  • Manual of Office procedure
  • Swamy’s Hand Book
  • International Health Regulations 2005, 3rd edition

ACTS

  • Indian Port Acts, 1908
  • The Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006

 

RULES

    • Indian Port Health Rules 1955
    • GFR Rules
    • FRSR Rules
    • Leave Rules
    • Medical Attendance Rules
    • Central Civil Services Pay Rules
    • CCS Pension Rules
    • Establishment Rules
    • Receipts and Payments Rules
    • Delegation of Financial Powers Rules
    • GPF Rules
    • LTC Rules
    • HBA Rules
    • FSSAI Rules & Regulation, 2011

Time limit for taking a decision, if any

Time limit will vary from one to few days if the decision is to be taken at PHO level to 7 days to one month if the decision has to be taken by the Directorate

Channel of supervision and accountability

Director General of Health Service —-> Additional DDG(PH/IH) —-> Dy. Director (A&V) —-> PHO Cochin