Social Security Organisation membership: grounds for disqualification, government removal powers, resignation, and conflict disclosure rules. Section 8 sets out disqualification grounds for members of Social Security Organisations-insolvency, unsound mind, conviction for moral turpitude, employer default of dues, and certain changes in parliamentary or ministerial status-and allows the appropriate Government to decide employer-default questions. It authorises Central or State Governments to remove members who meet disqualification criteria, are absent for over three consecutive meetings without leave, or are found by the Government to have abused office or be unfit, subject to a show-cause opportunity. Members may resign in writing, Governments may remove misrepresentative or non expert members (also with show cause), and directors must disclose and abstain from matters involving pecuniary interest.