School Education - AP Conduct Rules - Modification orders

Sub:-School Education Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964 to

regulate the conduct of Government employees - General guidelines issued

- Regarding.

Ref:- 1) Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964

2) G.0.Ms. No.264,General Administration (Service Welfare) Dept.,

Dated:22.06.2001.

3) Govt.Cir.Memo.No.32818/A/521/FR-1/2008, Finance (FR.I), Department,

Dt:-05.12.2008.

4) G.0.Ms.No.177, General Administration (SW.1) Dept., Dt:-13.04.2011.

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All the oficers/Employees/Teachers and Associations in the Department

may aware that the efficiency of Government depends on the conduct of the

Government servants in discharge of their duties and on their behavior with

public. Discipline is the foundation of any orderly State or society and because it

the public that are affected by any misconduct on the part of Government

Servant.

The misconduct of the Government servant reflects on the Government

itself and, thus, it is essential that the Government should regulate the conduct

of the Government servants to see to the interest of the Government as well as

the interest of the public are safeguarded. Further, the service associations are

bound by the terms and conditions as prescribed by government from time to

time and also bound by the AP Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964 which

every Government Servant should have to adhere to without any deviation.

The Government have prescribed the rules for recognition of service

associations and withdrawal thereof, relaxation, interpretation, penalties and

probation period of service association in AP Civil Services (Recognition of

Service Association) Rules, 2001 vide G.0.Ms. No.264, General

Administration (Service Welfare) Dept., Dated:22.06.2001.

As per the Rule (4) of AP Conduct Rules, 1964, No Government employee

shall participate in any strike or similar activities or incitement thereto and as

per the Rule 24 (1) of AP Conduct Rules that, no Government employee shall,

bring or attempt to bring any extraneous influence to bear upon any

authority for the futherance his interests.