GUWAHATI, April 29 (PTI): The Assam Cabinet on Saturday took decisions relating to the criteria for appraisal of deputy commissioners, and a policy for maintaining the strength of district officials, chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
The council of ministers also approved funds for a medical college in Tinsukia and increment for contractual employees of five mini ITIs, he added.
Sharing the Cabinet decisions on Twitter, Sarma wrote: “At our weekly #AssamCabinet, we took several key decisions pertaining to adopting policy for maintaining strength of district officials, criteria for appraisal of DCs, 3% increment to contractual employees of 5 mini ITIs and approval of fund for Tinsukia Medical College.”
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It was decided at the meeting that the criteria for the annual performance appraisal of the deputy commissioners will be based on specific monitorable parameters.
Measurable parameters will be assessed while reviewing the work of DCs and it will carry 40 per cent weightage in the report.
Personal attributes will have 30 per cent weightage and functional capability will get 30 per cent weightage in the appraisal report.
To promote districts as the fulcrum of administration and take governance closer to people, the Cabinet approved maintaining district teams throughout the year.
