Dispute Resolution Committee enables penalty relief and prosecution immunity through a techno enabled, opt in dispute resolution scheme. A new Chapter creates Dispute Resolution Committees to which eligible persons may opt for resolution of disputes arising from variations in specified orders; the DRC can reduce or waive penalties and grant immunity from prosecution. The Central Government may notify a scheme to enable techno enabled, efficient, transparent dispute resolution and may, within a limited period, exempt or modify application of Act provisions to give effect to the scheme. Eligibility is governed by 'specified conditions' excluding certain detention orders, prosecutions and convictions under listed statutes, and 'specified orders' are subject to exclusions and monetary thresholds as specified by the Board.
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Dispute Resolution Committee enables penalty relief and prosecution immunity through a techno enabled, opt in dispute resolution scheme.
A new Chapter creates Dispute Resolution Committees to which eligible persons may opt for resolution of disputes arising from variations in specified orders; the DRC can reduce or waive penalties and grant immunity from prosecution. The Central Government may notify a scheme to enable techno enabled, efficient, transparent dispute resolution and may, within a limited period, exempt or modify application of Act provisions to give effect to the scheme. Eligibility is governed by "specified conditions" excluding certain detention orders, prosecutions and convictions under listed statutes, and "specified orders" are subject to exclusions and monetary thresholds as specified by the Board.
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