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FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE • BUDGET • ACCOUNTABILITY

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee of Mahakaushal University plays a crucial role in managing and overseeing the financial planning, budgeting, and expenditure of the University. It ensures fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability in the utilization of funds and resources.

Fiscal DisciplineTransparent PlanningSustainable Growth
Finance Committee
6Statutory positions
Statute 14Statutory basis for the Finance Committee
2× / YearMinimum meetings in each academic year
15 DaysNotice period specified for meetings
4 MembersQuorum including the Chairperson
STATUTORY FRAMEWORK

Financial governance under Statute No. 14

Statute No. 14 of the published Statutes provides the constitution, tenure, meetings, quorum and functions of the Finance Committee. No decision involving financial implications shall be taken by any authority of the University without the prior concurrence of the Finance Committee. The Committee's published framework covers constitution, tenure, meetings, quorum and detailed financial responsibilities.

COMPOSITION

Six statutory positions

Chairperson: Chancellor or nominee; Vice-Chancellor; Registrar; Chief Finance and Accounts Officer (CFAO) as Member Secretary; one Governing Body member nominated by the Chancellor; and one person nominated by the Sponsoring Body.

TENURE

Three-year term

The tenure of Finance Committee members other than ex-officio members is three years.

MEETINGS

At least twice every academic year

The Committee shall meet at least twice in each academic year. A notice of the meeting is to be given to each member at least fifteen days in advance.

QUORUM

Four including Chairperson

Four members of the Finance Committee, including the Chairperson, constitute the quorum for meetings.

FINANCIAL CONCURRENCE

Prior concurrence

No decision involving financial implications shall be taken by any authority of the University without prior concurrence of the Finance Committee.

ANNUAL REVIEW

Income & expenditure

The Committee reviews the income and expenditure of the University in every financial year and exercises the financial oversight assigned by the Statute.

COMPOSITION

Finance Committee Members

Current names can be maintained from the backend while the statutory roles remain clearly identified.

01

Name to be updated

The Chancellor or his nominee

Chairperson
02

Name to be updated

The Vice-Chancellor

Member
03

Name to be updated

The Registrar

Member
04

Name to be updated

Chief Finance and Accounts Officer (CFAO)

Member Secretary
05

Name to be updated

One member of the Governing Body nominated by the Chancellor

Member
06

Name to be updated

One person nominated by the Sponsoring Body

Member
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsible stewardship of University resources

The Committee supports the University's mission by recommending financial strategies that align with academic growth and infrastructure development.

01

Annual Budget & Financial Estimates

Preparing the annual budget and financial estimates for the University.

02

Capital Expenditure & New Projects

Reviewing and recommending proposals for capital expenditure and new projects.

03

Income, Expenditure & Fund Utilization

Monitoring income, expenditure, and fund utilization across departments.

04

Fees, Grants, Scholarships & Endowments

Recommending policies for fee structures, grants, scholarships, and endowments.

05

Financial Compliance & Audit

Ensuring compliance with financial regulations and audit requirements.

06

Resource Mobilization & Sustainability

Advising on resource mobilization and financial sustainability.

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STATUTORY FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT

Financial decisions follow the prescribed statutory process

Statute No. 14 places the Finance Committee at the centre of the University's financial governance. Financial decisions with financial implications require the Committee's prior concurrence, while annual estimates, accounts, financial statements, resource generation and compliance matters are considered through the statutory framework.