Ministry of Defence Directive: Timely Disposal of Third Party Bills
Date: May 25, 2026
The Office of the Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA) under the Ministry of Defence has issued an official directive emphasizing the timely processing of third-party bills.
Key Directives & Summary:
- The Cabinet Secretariat is actively monitoring the performance of various Ministries through an Administrative Score Card (ASC).
- A crucial metric within this Score Card is the clearance and disposal of Third Party Bills within a strict mandated time frame of 3 days.
- To ensure this is met, the Defence Secretary is monitoring the Department's performance on a weekly basis.
- Consequently, all bills received across various PCDA/CDA offices must be passed within three days of receipt.
- Offices are requested to immediately comply by drawing up a suitable system to ensure the implementation of this directive.
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