IREC Rule No.2013: Traveling Allowance On Transfer To Foreign Service (SR-307/A)

2013. Traveling Allowance On Transfer To Foreign Service (SR-307/A):-

The Traveling Allowance On Transfer To Foreign Service of a railway servant both in respect of the journey on transfer to Foreign Service and the journey on reversion there from to railway service will be borne by the foreign employer.

Note:

(1) The above rule applies even in cases where the railway servant lent takes leave on reversion before joining duty under Government.

(2) A railway servant proceeding on deputation to other Government Department / Undertaking / Organizations and returning there from will be governed by Railway Traveling Allowance Rules during joining time (both ways) only (and not for any other journey undertaken during deputation). The railway office concerned will issue Railway passes on transfer account for the Railway servant and his family and pay him traveling allowance, etc., as admissible under railway rules. The borrowing authority will arrange to credit to the Financial Adviser & Chief Accounts Officer concerned an amount equal to the Traveling allowance, and incidental charges admissible under their rules in respect of the two journeys taken by the Railway servant, viz., for taking up the new assignment and his return there from. The difference between the amount payable to the railway servant under Railway Rules and the amount credited by the borrowing authorities which will cover partly the cost of haulage of the kit wagon / wagons will be credited by the concerned Railway to miscellaneous earnings. In the case of the deputation to purely private Bodies, the concession of Railway Traveling Allowance Rule during joining time (both ways) will be admissible only if the private Bodies agree to reimburse the entire cost of traveling under Railway Rules.