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Report No. 161

Central Vigilance Commission and Allied Bodies

Contents
Chapter I Introduction
1.1. Genesis of the report
2 and 1.2.1 Background of the problem
1.2.2 Dismal picture presented by the Vohra Committee
1.2.3 Report of the Independent Review Committee (IRC) relied upon
3. Present situation of the outcome of 'hawala' cases alarming
4. Prevalence of various scams in the country
Chapter II Maintenance of Standards in Public Life and The Adverse Impact of Lack of Probity
2.1. Maintenance of Standards in Public Life
2. Adverse impact of lack of probity in public life
3. Ill. effects of corruption
Chapter III Scope of Directions of Supreme Court in Vineet Narayan's Case
3.1. Terms of reference of Independent Review Committee (IRC)
2. Directions of the Supreme Court in Vineet Narayan's case (supra)
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) shall be given statutory status
Enforcement Directorate
Nodal Agency
Prosecution Agency
3. Summary of IRC recommendations
CVC's role in regard to the CBI's functioning
Recommendations with respect to Enforcement Directorate
Chapter IV Set-Up of Central Vigilance Commission, Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate
4.1. History and functioning of the Central Vigilance Commission
Resolution
Order
2. History and functioning of the Central Bureau of Investigation
3. Constitution of the Enforcement Directorate
Chapter V Changing Scenario in Law Relating to Punitive Measures against Persons Holding Public office
5.1. Changing Scenario in Law Relating to Punitive Measures against Persons Holding Public office
2. Award of exemplary damages
3. Penal action also attracted for abuse of official position
Chapter VI Recommendations and Conclusions
6.1. to 4 Recommendations and Conclusions
5. Providing CBI/ED separate trained police force with ultra modern weapons
6. Measures to complete trials involving high level politicians/public men, with utmost expedition
7. No premature media/publicity by the CBI/ED
Adhering to the provisions of the Manual in relation to investigative functions like raids, seizures and arrests
The Central Vigilance Commission Bill, 1988
The Central Vigilance Commission Bill, 1988
Chapter I Preliminary
1. Short Title, Extent and Commencement
2. Definitions
Chapter II Central Vigilance Commission
3. Constitution of Central Vigilance Commission
4. Qualification for appointment of Chief Vigilance Commissioner and Vigilance Commissioners
5. Chief Vigilance Commissioner and Vigilance Commissioners to be ineligible to hold other offices
6. Term of office, salary and allowances and other conditions of service of Chief Vigilance Commissioner and Vigilance Commissioners
7. Resignation
8. Removal of Chief Vigilance Commissioner or Vigilance Commissioner
9. Officers of the Commission and other staff
10. Proceedings of the Central Vigilance Commission
11. Vacancies not to invalidate proceedings of Central Vigilance Commission
12. Expenses of Central Vigilance Commission to be charged on Consolidated Fund of India
13. Powers of the Central Vigilance Commission
Chapter III Jurisdiction and Powers of the Central Vigilance Commission
14. Functions of the Central Vigilance Commission
15,16. Evidence
17. Departmental Inquiries
Chapter IV Miscellaneous
18. Miscellaneous
19. Saving of the acts of the existing Commission
20. Consultation with the Commission in all Disciplinary Enquiries
21. Protection of action taken in good faith
22. Over-riding effect
23. Secrecy of information
24. Rules
The Delhi Special Police Establishment (Amendment) Bill, 1998
1. Title and Commencement
The Foreign Exchange Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 1998
1. Title and Commencement
2. Amendment of section 4(1)


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