In simple words
The Chairperson supervises the Board's administration. She can authorise officers to examine complaints and assign cases to individual Members or groups of Members.
- What this means for you
- Complaints may be examined by officers and decided by one or more Members.
- What this means for businesses
- Your case may be heard by a single Member or a group.
- Everyday example
- The Chairperson assigns a breach inquiry to a group of two Members.
Who it applies to
The Chairperson of the Board.
Related Rules
Related sections
Official textas notified
Source: MeitY copy of the Gazette (CG-DL-E-12082023-248045), page 14. Printed dashes are shown as colons; the wording is unchanged.
The Chairperson shall exercise the following powers, namely:
(a) general superintendence and giving direction in respect of all administrative matters of the Board;
(b) authorise any officer of the Board to scrutinise any intimation, complaint, reference or correspondence addressed to the Board; and
(c) authorise performance of any of the functions of the Board and conduct any of its proceedings, by an individual Member or groups of Members and to allocate proceedings among them.