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The Central Government notifies that a Social Security Organisation shall also administer another social security scheme. The additional work needs extra staff. Which statement is consistent with the Code?

The Central Government can provide that the cost of additional functions, including staff, is borne by it, with the organisation spending only after prior Central approval. New officers may be engaged if existing personnel cannot cope, and no State consent is required.

  1. AThe expenditure may be specified to be borne by the Central Government, and is incurred by the organisation after prior approval of the Central GovernmentCorrect
  2. BThe organisation must meet the cost from employer contributions without approval
  3. COnly existing officers may be used; new officers cannot be engaged
  4. DThe assignment needs consent of every State Government

Explanation

The Central Government may provide by notification that expenditure for the additional functions, including engaging necessary personnel, is borne by it, and that such expenditure is made by the organisation after prior approval of the Central Government. The organisation may assign existing officers or appoint or engage new ones if needed.

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