Constitution of the Standing Committee and Screening Committees
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Constitution of the Standing Committee and the State-level Screening Committees on anti-profiteering, which sit between a consumer’s complaint and an investigation.
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(1) The Council may constitute a Standing Committee on Anti-profiteering which shall consist of such officers of the State Government and Central Government as may be nominated by it.
(2) A State level Screening Committee shall be constituted in each State by the State Governments which shall consist of-
(a) one officer of the State Government, to be Nominated by the Commissioner, and
(b) one officer of the Central Government, to be Nominated by the Chief Commissioner.
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