Section 9 of NCW Act : Section 9: Procedure To Be Regulated By The Commission
NCW Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where there has been a significant rise in reports of workplace discrimination against women in a particular industry. The National Commission for Women decides to address this issue by forming a committee to investigate these claims and recommend measures to combat the discrimination.
Application of Section 9(1): The Chairperson of the Commission calls for a meeting of this committee to be held in New Delhi, where the Commission's headquarters are located. The meeting is scheduled for a date two weeks from the call, allowing all members ample time to prepare and attend.
Application of Section 9(2): During the meeting, the committee decides on the procedure for collecting data, hearing testimonies, and conducting on-site visits. They create a plan that outlines how they will operate and report their findings back to the Commission.
Application of Section 9(3): Once the committee completes its investigation, it drafts a report with recommendations. The Member-Secretary of the Commission, or an officer authorized by the Member-Secretary, authenticates the report and the decisions within it before it is published and shared with relevant stakeholders.