Bare ActsThe Kerala State Commission for Economically Backward classes among Forward Communities Act 2015

Section 9

Functions of the Commission

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Functions of the Commission.-The Commission shall perform the following functions, namely:- (a) to identify the forward communities in the State of Kerala and to prepare a list thereof and submit it to the Government; (b) to study and analyse the issues of those who are economically backward in the forward communities and recommend welfare measures; (c) to examine the requests of any community to be included as forward community, to hear complaints thereon and to give advices, as it may think appropriate, to the Government; (d) to participate in, and advise on, the planning proceedings for the socio- economic development of the forward communities and evaluate the progress of their development in the State; (e) to make recommendations as to the measures to be taken by the Government for the effective implementation of provisions and other measures necessary for the welfare and socio-economic development of the forward communities and to submit report to the Government annually or at such time, as the Commission may deem fit; (f) to conduct studies, research and analysis on the issues relating to social, economic and educational progress of forward communities; (g) to suggest appropriate measures to be adopted by the Government in respect of forward communities; (h) to submit report to the Government periodically or specially, on any matter pertaining to forward communities, particularly in respect of difficulties being faced by them; (i) to discharge such other functions in relation to the protection, welfare, development and advancement of the forward communities, as may be prescribed; and (j) to do any other matter pertaining to forward communities, entrusted by the Government.

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