Adequacy of preparedness Sample Clauses

Adequacy of preparedness. Lack of automation of ROs and absence of sustained connectivity • Automation of ROs with price push application along with sustained connectivity ensures prompt and correct change of prices as it eliminates manual intervention. OMCs had automated only 43 per cent of ROs in June 2017 at the time of implementation of the policy indicating lack of preparedness. As per directives (November 2017) of MoPNG, automation of all ROs were supposed to be completed by December 2018. However, only 80 per cent ROs were automated by three OMCs by December 2018 with a capex of `1,487 crore. Due to slow progress of automation, MoPNG included this as a parameter in the MOU targets for OMCs for the year 2018-19. IOCL and BPCL could automate 98 and 93 per cent of ROs respectively by March 2019 and HPCL could achieve complete automation after 20 months from implementation of daily pricing. • In case of HPCL and BPCL, some of the ROs, which were compliant for daily price push, could not successfully receive the pushed price mainly due to lack of sustained connectivity. Review of data of HPCL for the period 16 June 2017 to 30 June 2018 showed that daily failure rate ranged between 9 and 88 per cent and for BPCL (from 20 June 2017 to 30 June 2018) the failure rate ranged between 59 and 93 per cent. None of the eight automated ROs of IOCL visited by Audit staff had sustained connectivity resulting in manual price change by the dealers. • Daily RSP was changed by the dealers manually at the automated ROs instead of being pushed automatically by the central server during field visit of Audit staff. Details in this regard are tabulated below: 14 IOCL – 25,951, HPCL – 14,992 and BPCL – 14,070 15 IOCL – 9,925, HPCL – 5,033 and BPCL – 7,056 16 IOCL – 16,026, HPCL – 9,959 and BPCL – 7,014 Table 9.4.1: Instances of manual changing of RSP at automated ROs OMC Name of controlling office Auto mated ROs (Nos.) No. of automated ROs where daily prices were changed manually on the day of visit Automated ROs where daily prices were changed manually (in per centage) No. of ROs having more than 51 instances of manual price changes since implementation HPCL Bhopal RRO 177 78 (03 September 2018) 44 104 Indore RRO 200 32 (08 October 2018) 16 37 Mumbai RRO 87 36 (16 October 2018) 41 Data not available BPCL Surat TO 189 111 (27 August 2018) 59 --do-- Indore TO 179 102 (29 September 2018) 57 --do-- Gwalior TO 106 73 (25 October 2018) 69 --do-- Manmad TO 196 72 (31 October 2018) 37 --do-- • It can be seen ...
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