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" Ensuring Services, Empowering People
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Bihar Right To Public Services Act,2011
Sandip Shekhar PriadarshiAdmimistrative OfficerBPSMGeneral Administrative DepartmentGovt of Bihar
Introduction/ Background
Implementation
Infrastructure
Benefits
Impact Assessment
Way Forward
Contents
Why RTPS ?Lack of transparency in delivery of public servicesDiffused responsibilityDependence on intermediaries/middlemen and demand for bribe.Lack of accountabilityNo definite timeline for delivery of servicesNo acknowledgement of any applicationDifficult to track application
The Government of Bihar took it on the top most priority for enacting service delivery legislation as a part of Good Governance agenda.
“The Right to Public Services Act, 2011 was enacted for ensuring delivery of public services in a time bound,
hasslefree and transparent manner.” The RTPS Act has helped the public regarding three Ws
related to their work ie who,where,when.
Background
RTPS Act mandates
Delivery of notified public services within stipulated time limits,
Fixation of accountability within the system by notifying the
public servants as Designated Public Servants (DPS) who would be
held responsible for timely delivery of services,
Transparency in implementation of the provisions
Provision of a Right to appeal at two levels in cases where services
are unjustifiably delayed or denied with provisions to impose
penalty on the responsible public servants
Introduction
RTPS: The journey so far
May 11 June 11 July 11 Aug 11 Sep 11 Oct 11 Nov 11 Dec 11 Jan 14 Oct 2014
Act Notified on 2nd May
Rules Notified on 3rd May
Services Notified on 11th May
Training of master trainers
Training of master trainers (contd.)
Recruitment of Executive Assistants
Roll-out training in field
Trial Run of Adhikaar software in field offices
Setting up of RTPS counter, May I Help You Booth
Launching of mass media campaign
RTPS launched on Independence day
2nd phase of media campaign
Hon’ble CM launches Seva Yatra with review of RTPS implementation as a focus Online
application introduced
Citizen’s feedback survey on RTPS impact carried out in blocks
RTPS monitoring and review at various levels
RTPS monitoring and review at various levels
Application Received 8.6 Cr
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TATKAL application introduced
Implementation
Capacity Building• Training of trainers - Nodal Officers
• Roll-out of field level Training -Training calendar
and modules prepared at State HQ level and training was given to all the staff till the block level offices.
• Training of IT resources on BRTPS software
Training of IT Managers
Training of IT Assistants
Training of Executive Assistants
Pre RTPS Post RTPS
This information remained in papers only. General public had rare access to this.
Every information regarding a particular service is provided on the RTPS counter only.
Implementation
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Front – EndRTPS Computerized Counter – at all
service points May I Help You Booth – in all the
District HQ Back- End
Data Center – Central server at State HQ; data from field offices (local computers transferred through synchronization)
"Jigyasa" Helpline – Operated from State HQ
Software "Adhikar” – enabling computerized application process and a Management Information System (MIS) enabled monitoring & review
Generators provided for electricity
IT resource
Numbers
Annual SalaryTotal (in Rs crore)
IT Managers
823.6 lakh (@ Rs
30,000 per month)3.0
Block IT Assistants
7240.96 lakh (@ Rs
10,000 per month)8.62
Executive Assistants
15210.84 lakh (@ Rs
9,000 per month)16.44
Gen set for all 534 Block offices 10.0
Grand Total 38.06
Infrastructure Field level Strengthening with cost-Benefits
Infrastructure and Field level Strengthening
Monitoring of RTPS implementation
•Sewa Yatra by Hon’ble CM across Bihar
•Adhikar Software
Various MIS reports (like pendency, receipt and disposal status)
Desktop alerts for DPS
•Ranking of Districts on identified parameters
•Monitoring Cell at BPSM
Provides continuous technical and administrative guidance to field
offices
Monthly meeting of IT managers
•Citizen’s Feedback mechanism - field study
Implementation
• Impact assessment carried out by technical (non-official) teams
Significant improvement in the service delivery
Dependence on intermediaries has come down drastically
Demand for reduced timeline/ Tatkal scheme
Increased no. of visits to field offices (reduced role of intermediaries)
in some cases
Continuous Impact Assessment
Main Features Acknowledgement Receipts with eighteen digit unique ID number.
Audit of services delayed or denied, appeals and reviews Under RTPS.Provision of Right to appeal at two levels in cases where services are unjustifiably delayed or denied with provisions to impose penalty on the responsible public servants
Applicants are informed through SMS when services are ready to be delivered.
Online application facility introduced for Caste, Income and Residential certificates. Certificate distribution counter opened at Bihar Bhawan, New Delhi.
Introduction of Tatkal Services for Residential, Caste And Income Certificates from
15th Jan,2014
In -house developed Adhikar Software.
Unique provision of Executive Assistants bringing their own hardware.
Present Status
Applications Received/Disposed from Aug 15, 2011 to Nov 10, 2014
Services Applications Received
Applications Disposed Percentage
Residential Certificate 28308028 28155589 99.46
Caste Certificate 17772074 17690679 99.54
Income Certificate 14819249 14754305 99.56
Registration 7909819 7902326 99.91
Mutation of Land 5250567 5149967 98.08
Social Welfare 5073666 4726046 93.15
Transport 3091108 3008318 97.32
Character Verification 1987167 1946464 97.95
Land Possession Certificate
1833380 1822599 99.41
Education 100462 100240 99.78
Commercial Tax 97189 96789 99.59
New Ration Card 85170 84954 99.75
Total 86327879 85438276 98.97
23%
35%
42%
Year wise Application Received
16th Aug 2011 To 15th Aug 2012
16th Aug 2012 To 15th Aug 2013
16th Aug 2013 To 10th Nov 2014
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Model RTPS Counter
Way forward …….
Inclusion of new services
Online delivery of services
Reduced timeline for the delivery of services.
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Thank You