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(1) (a) Where the Reviewing Officer is of the opinion that the Designated Officer has failed to provide service without sufficient and reasonable cause, then he may impose a penalty which shall not be less than rupees 250 and not more than rupees 1000 . 4 THE KOLKATA GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 [PART III The West Bengal Right to Public Services Act, 2013. (Sections 8-11.) (b) Where the Reviewing Officer is of the opinion that the Designated Officer has caused delay in providing the service, then he may impose a penalty at the rate of rupees 250 per day for such delay on the Designated Officer, which shall not be more than rupees 1000: Provided that the Designated Officer shall be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard before any penalty is imposed on him. (2) Where the Reviewing Officer is of the opinion that the Appellate Officer has failed to decide the appeal within the stipulated time limit without any sufficient and reasonable cause, then he may impose a penalty on the Appellate Officer which shall not be less than rupees 250 and not more than rupees 1000: Provided that the Appellate Officer shall be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard before any penalty is imposed on him. (3) The Reviewing Officer, if satisfied that the Designated Officer or the Appellate Officer has failed to discharge the duties assigned to him under this Act, without sufficient and reasonable cause, may recommend disciplinary action against him under the service rules applicable to him. Revision. Monitoring the status of the application. Deemed service condition. Display of service and given time limit.