Civil Servants Act 1973 & Rules MCQs

108 MCQs  (Page 2 of 11)

Section 3(2) of the Civil Servants Act provides that the terms and conditions of service of a person to whom the Act applies:
Shall be as notified by the Finance Division
May be varied with the approval of the Establishment Division
May be varied by the President in public interest
Shall not be varied to his disadvantage
Under Section 3(5), seniority of civil servants transferred to a Province consequent upon devolution shall be determined by:
The Federal Service Tribunal
The concerned Province, Ministry or Division, as the case may be, in accordance with the rules
The Federal Public Service Commission
The Establishment Division
Appointments to an All-Pakistan Service or civil post in connection with the affairs of the Federation shall be made in the prescribed manner by:
The Federal Public Service Commission
The Prime Minister only
The Establishment Division
The President or a person authorised by the President
Under the proviso to Section 6(2), a civil servant on initial appointment shall not be deemed to have completed probation satisfactorily until:
His character and antecedents have been verified as satisfactory
He has been confirmed against a permanent post
He has completed two years of service
He has passed the departmental promotion examination
Under Section 7(5), confirmation of a civil servant in a service or post takes effect from:
The date of occurrence of permanent vacancy or date of continuous officiation, whichever is earlier
The date of occurrence of permanent vacancy or date of continuous officiation, whichever is later
The date of the order of confirmation
The date of first appointment
Which statement about confirmation under Section 7 is correct?
A civil servant who retires before confirmation loses the benefit of confirmation
Confirmation can be made against a temporary post after five years
There shall be no confirmation against any temporary post
Promotees are confirmed on the date of promotion
Section 8(1) states that preparation of a seniority list:
Becomes final after one year of notification
Confers a vested right once notified
Requires approval of the Establishment Division
Does not confer any vested right to a particular seniority