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File No.10/2017/DraftMinutesof15thSLCMeeting MINUT ES OF T HE 15t h S.L.C. MEET ING HELD ON 21/11/2017 AT 2.30 P.M. IN T HE CONFERENCE HALL OF COMMISSIONERAT E OF INDUST RIES, 1st FLOOR, GOVERNMENT OF PRINT ING PRESS BUILDINGS, MUT YALAMPADU, VIJAYAWADA. The list of the Members who attended the Meeting. Name & Designation of Member / Sl. Members Representative No. Sri / Smt. Siddharth Jain, IAS., Chairman, State Level 1. Chairman of SLC / Commissioner Committee. of Industries. The Commissioner, Commercial M. Pampapathi , Addl.. 2. Taxes, AP. Commissioner (CT). R.Prabhakar Goud, General 3. The Manager Director, APSFC Manager. The Commissioner, Tribal Welfare C.K. Raghavendra Rao, Deputy 4. Dept Manager, TRICOR. The Commissioner & Inspector P. Ramalakshmi Patnaik, Asst. 5. General, Inspector General. Registration Stamps Department. The Commissioner, Transport K. Sankara Rao, Asst. 6. Department Secretary/TC. The Chief Commissioner, Land S.V.S. S. Lakshmi, Assistant 7. Administaration Secretary. 8. The President , FAPCCI. T.Sujatha, Deputy Director. 9. The Chairman, C.I.I K.N.V.N. Murty, Executive Officer. V.Murali Krishna, General 10. The President, FAPSIA. Secretary. The Chairman, AP Spinning Mill 11. Danda Prasad , Chairman. Assosiation. B.Jogannadhamma, General 12. The Managing Director, APIIC Manager. K .V. Rao, Asst. General 13 The Conviner, SLBC, Andhra Bank. Manager, Andhra Bank. The Deputy General Manager, 14 C. Pulla Reddy, DGM. Syndicate Bank. Kaki V.C.S. Prasad, Chief Co- 15 The President, DICCI, (AP) ordinator. 16. The President, FSME A.P.K. Reddy, President. The President, AP Chambers of T. Pardha Saradhi, General 17. Commerce & Industry Fadaration.Secretary. Member-Convenor, Joint Director K. Vijaya Ratnam, Convenor of 18 of Industries. SLC / Joint Director (II). The Hon’ble Chairman of the SLC welcomed the members and Special Invitees and thanked them for attending the meeting. The Chairperson requested all the members to introduce themselves. Opening remarks of t he Chairman: It is observed that the most of the committee members are deputing their subordinates, who are not able to contribute for taking a decision. Chairman expressed displeasure on this matter and decided that if the members fail to attend for 3 consutive meeting will brought to the notice of the Government. The Chairman has explained the initiatives taken up by the Government for the benefits of the entrepreneurs; providing favourable business climate, excellent infrastructure, good law & order and cordial industrial relations. The Chairperson has informed that the Department is taking steps to clear all the pending incentive claim proposals pertaining to the period up to 2015-16 by December’2017 and 2016-17 by January’2018. Further the JD (II) is instructed to clear all the proposals of Self Financed Units by December 2017. The Chairperson explained the importance of the Public Service Delivery Guarantee Act introduced recently by the Government under EoDB and requested all the Members to give wide publicity. The Committee has interacted with the representatives of the members on their issues/claims placed in SLC. The Chairman has also interacted with the General Managers of the District Industries Centre concerned through video conference on these issues. The observations/ directions of the SLC are as follows. All the representatives of the Industries are requested to furnish the details of the employees with their EPF/ESI details etc. and CSR activities taken up by the Industries, so as to enable the Commissioner of Industries to maintain a database and showcase the photos/videos of CSR activities in the website All the General Managers, District Industries Centres are requested to process all MSME claims for release of incentives and send the proposals in prescribed format. All the General Managers, District Industries Centres are requested to organise Special drive to clear all Incentive claims pending period utpo 2015-16, by the end of December 2017. General Managers are requested to process all the claim applications under SCCP and TSP for sanction and send the proposals for release of incentives. The SLC has observed a lot of variations on computation of eligible incentives of power cost and sales tax, made by the General Managers, District Industries Centres and the SVC, in respect of existing / expansion projects. Hence, the SLC advised to frame a uniform and common procedure on computation of the eligible incentives and to circulate to all the General Managers with instructions to follow the Operational Guidelines without any deviation. File No.10/2017/DraftMinutesof15thSLCMeeting The GM, DICs are instructed not to insist any approval/clearance at the time of release other than those required for establishment of the Industry / Service Enterprise. Item wise decision of the 15th State Level Committee is as follows: Agenda Brief Descript ion of Decision of t he Commit t ee It em t he issue Noted. Item No.9: Pertaining to M/s. Greentech Industries (India) Private Limited, APIIC Multi Product SEZ, Dwarakapuram (V), Naidupet (M), SPSR Nellore District, SLC discussed the issue and decided to sanction the reimbursement of power cost to the industry under IIPP 2005-2010, subject to confirmation of the SSC, since it is self financed industry. Details are as Follow up action on the follows: minutes of the previous Amount Period 1 Meeting held on Rs.1,72,42,632/- 2012-13 10/08/2017 Rs.4,70,11,992/- 2013-14 Rs.9,99,34,560/- 2014-15 T ot al Rs.16,41,89,184/- Further, SLC adviced to complete the SSC inspection and submit their report within 15 days. Budget & Releases The Convenor of the SLC explained about the budget allocated and the incentives releases made as on date. 2 Agenda Brief Descript ion of t he Opinion of SVC Decision of SLC It em issue 3 M/s My Home Indust ries The SVC has examined the matter and discussed inThe SLC examined the issue in detail and agreed to sanction Lt d., Unit –II Mulakalapalli detail and decided to recommend to SLC for sanctionthe following incentives: (V), Yelamanchi (M), o f eligible incent ives t reat ing as expansion Visakhapat nam Dist rict : project , since both the units have the common facilities. 1. Reimbursement of Power cost - Rs.8,67,270/- for the Issue: Decision on considering it year 2014-15. as a Separate unit or an 2. Reimbursement of Sales Tax – Rs.1,21,165/- for the year expansion project, in view of 2012-13. both the units has the common 3. Reimbursement of Sales Tax – Rs.24,57,767/- for the facilities. year 2013-14. 4. Reimbursement of Sales Tax – Rs.66,56,708/- for the year 2014-15. Furt her, SLC observed t hat only eligible sales t ax reimbursement against t he t ax paid in residual A.P. shall be paid by A.P. Government as per procedure laid down in A.P.St at e Reorganisat ion Act . T he unit has paid t he t axes in Nalgonda, T elangana St at e upt o 1st June, 2014. Hence, SLC decit ed t o ask t he Commercial T ax Depart ment t o clarify how t he funds shall be shared by t he St at e of A.P and T elangana for releasing t he funds. 4 M/s. Aurabindo Pharma The SVC has discussed the issue in detail and decided The SLC discussed the issue in detail and interacted with the Lt d.(Unit -XI expansion), to recommend to SLC to allow the unit as anrepresentative of the industry. The SLC agreed with the opinion Pydibheemavaram (V), expansion project for sanction of incentives since the of SVC to allow the unit as an expansion project for sanction of Ranst alam (M), Srikakulam unit has achieved 25% enhancement in terms ofincentives and advised the General Manager, District Industries Dist rict : investment, turn over, tax, employment etc. and as Centre, Srikakulam District to process the pending claim the installed capacity is not ascertained in terms ofapplications accordingly. Issue: Clarification on production capacity, since the unit is producing multi considering the enhancement of products and they manufacture made t o order and turnover in lieu of capacity, as the same will change from time to time based on the the then In charge GM, while demand in the market as the production process of processing 1st half year claim of each item varies. power cost expressed doubt on increase of installed capacity and referred to District collector without informing to the COI. 5 M/s SBQ St eels Lt d., The SVC has examined the issue and decided to The SLC discussed the matter in detail, interacted with the Ankalapat uru (V), Chilakuru recommend to SLC to constitute a committee with the representatives of the Company. The representative of the Mandal, SPSR Nellore following members to inspect the unit physically and Company was unable to evince the concrete reasons, rather Dist rict . report after ascertaining that whether the unit has than the general issues to condone the break in production. As restated the production with full fledged or any chance the representatives are unable reveal the reasons of beyond Issue:Condonation of break in going out of production: their control, the SLC not agreed t o condone t he break in production from 01.01.2014 to product ion. 31.03.2015 1. 1. Joint Director of Industries (II), - ChairmanHowever as per the operational guidelinesIIPP 2010-15 at 2. 2. Representative from APSFC - Member para No.16.0 “Any break-in-production will result in extending the 3. 3. Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Continuous production period requirement is six (6) by the period Nellore - Member of such break.” 4. 4.