Tribunal selection committees prescribe distinct membership, limited voting rights, recommendation procedures, and protection of proceedings from composition defects. Search-cum-Selection Committees select Chairpersons and Members of First Schedule Tribunals. Their composition differs according to the post, with ... Summary
Tribunal selection committees prescribe distinct membership, limited voting rights, recommendation procedures, and protection of proceedings from composition defects.
Search-cum-Selection Committees select Chairpersons and Members of First Schedule Tribunals. Their composition differs according to the post, with Commission members, a retired High Court Chief Justice or Judge, a government Secretary, two suitability-assessing empanelled experts, and a Member Secretary. For State Administrative Tribunals, the concerned State Chief Secretary replaces the Central Government-nominated Secretary. The Committee Chairperson has a casting vote; expert Members and the Member Secretary cannot vote. Recommendations are sent to the Central Government through the Secretariat, and vacancies or constitution defects do not invalidate proceedings.
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