Parastatals definition
Parastatals means State Public Offices that receive statutory transfers from the Joint Account Allocation Committee or directly from the Local Government Councils for which the Auditor-General shall audit their accounts to the extent of funds allocated to it by the Local Government Councils or Joint Accounts Allocation Committee and its activities as it relates to their mandate on Local Government Councils’ operations, and the Parastatals include: -
Examples of Parastatals in a sentence
Such offer shall be irrevocable for thirty (30) days from the date of QUALCOMM's notice, after which, if Buyer shall not have accepted by placing such order, or shall have ordered less than all of the offered Additional Warranted Phones, QUALCOMM may sell, to any customer, any Additional Warranted Phones not ordered by Buyer for a value equal to or exceeding the price offered to Buyer.
The list of services covered by E-Governance applications is detailed below: Type of service ULBs / Parastatals involved Remarks Registration of Births and Deaths.
Parastatals and government should include the sectoral code of conduct on procurement in their tender requirements.
Government of India and its Parastatals will fund the Consortium.