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Third-Party Access to Pensioners’ Details Restricted

February 3, 2023 by Eliza Leave a Comment

The Central Pension Accounting Office in India has issued a memorandum regarding the non-disclosure of pensioner and family pensioner information to third parties. It has been observed that individuals, even advocates in some cases, have been visiting the office to obtain information about the pensioners and their families. In light of this, senior officers have taken a serious view and directed that information should only be disclosed to the pensioner or family pensioner themselves. The dealing officer must take the visitor’s ID proof and an authenticated authority letter must be provided by the pensioner or family pensioner in order to allow information to be disclosed to third parties, including advocates. The Pensioners’ Facilitation Cell and all concerned sections have been instructed to follow these instructions strictly.

Non-disclosure of Pensioner/family Pensioners details to third party

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
DEPARTMENT OF EXPENDITURE
CENTRAL PENSION ACCOUNTING OFFICE
TRIKOOT-II, BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110066

CPAO/IT&Tech/Corres. with sections/96/2022-23/8927/230

12.01.2023

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

It has been observed that some individuals visit CPAO on behalf of pensioners/family pensioners to get information about pensioners/family pensioners. The disclosure of pensioners/family pensioner’s information to a third party (even advocates in some cases) which has no relationship with the pensioner/family pensioner can cause an unwarranted invasion of the privacy of the pensioner/family pensioner.

In this regard, senior officers have taken a serious view and directed that any details of pensioner/family pensioner should be disclosed/provided to other than pensioner/family pensioner in following manner:

  1. The officer dealing to facilitate grievances/queries should provide information to the information seeker on his/her judicious decision.
  2. The officer/official visiting CPAO for liaisoning on behalf of his/her office must provide his/her ID proof and authority letter, If provided to him/her by his/her office.
  3. The information should be disclosed/provided to advocates and third party only if the visitor is carrying an authenticated authority letter authorized by pensioner/family pensioner.

The dealing officer must take a copy of ID proof of the visitor including original pensioner/family pensioner.

All the sections concerned, especially the Pensioners’ Facilitation Cell, are hereby directed to follow above instructions strictly and invariably.

This issues with the approval of Chief Controller (Pensions).

(Satish Kumar Garg)
Sr. Accounts Officer (IT & Tech)

Source: cpao.nic.in

Third-Party Access to Pensioners’ Details Restricted

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