316usman/thematic2b huggingface dataset:
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TWELFTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA – FIRST SESSION (2020-2022) NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NOTICE PAPER NO.
172 Member Giving Notice: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P., (Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee) MOTION ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE IN RELATION TO THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT COMMISSION WHEREAS article 212X (2) of the Constitution of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana states: “The President shall appoint the members of the Commission after such members have been nominated by the Public Accounts Committee and approved by not less than two- thirds of the elected members of the National Assembly.” AND WHEREAS, in keeping with article 212X (2) the Public Accounts Committee established a Sub-Committee for the purpose of shortlisting applicants to the Public Procurement Commission; AND WHEREAS, the Sub-Committee at its 1st Meeting shortlisted the following applicants: 1) Justice Carl Ashok Singh 2) Mr. Dunstan Barrow, A.A, MBA (Hons.
), BSc.

(Hons.)

/…2 2.
3) Mr. Reggie Bhagwandin Jugmohan 4) Mr. Roopnarine Satram 5) Mr. Gavindra Ramnarain 6) Mr. Mark Deen 7) Mr. Dwarka Balkaran 8) Mr. Berkley Wickham 9) Mr. Lelon Saul 10) Mr. Kenneth Michael Jordan 11) Ms. Sharon Patterson 12) Ms. Dianna Rajcumar 13) Ms. Beverly Alert AND WHEREAS, the Sub-Committee at its 2nd Meeting shortlisted the following applicants: 1) Ms. Pauline Ann Cleopatra Chase 2) Mr. Joel Bhagwandin 3) Mr. Rajnarine Singh 4) Mr. Berkley Wickham 5) Mr. Rawle Lucas AND WHEREAS, at its 28th Meeting held on January 17, 2022, the Public Accounts Committee, after deliberations, recommended, from among the applicants shortlisted the following persons as the suitable candidates to be appointed to the Public Procurement Commission.
1) Ms. Pauline Ann Cleopatra Chase 2) Mr. Joel Bhagwandin 3) Mr. Rajnarine Singh 4) Mr. Berkley Wickham 5) Ms. Dianna Rajcumar /…3 3.
BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly adopts the Report of the Public Accounts Committee to address matters relating to the appointment of Members to the Public Procurement Commission and signifies to the President that the following persons have been recommended in accordance with article 212X (2) of the Constitution of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana: 1) Ms. Pauline Ann Cleopatra Chase 2) Mr. Joel Bhagwandin 3) Mr. Rajnarine Singh 4) Mr. Berkley Wickham 5) Ms. Dianna Rajcumar (Notice Paper No.
172 (M40 Committees 8) published on 2022-03-09) Date Received: 2022-03-09 Date for Order Paper: 2022-03-11
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196 NOTia •.
THE EMERGENCY POWERS REGULATIONS, 1963 WHEREAS I am of opinion that it is necessary to the life of for the purposes maintain supplies ity to do work or to perform services the schedule h�reto: and services essential in order to the commun­ specified in NOW THEREFORE, acting in accordance with arLicl e 22 of the Constitution of British Guiana and unJer the provisions tion SO of the Emergency authorise the Minister pay volunte e rs or voluntary labour of any description purposes specified (3)of the said regulation.
of Labour, Health and Housing to employ and for the Power s Regulations, 1963, I do hereby and for the purposes as aforesaid, of paragraph of regula­ () SCHEDULE PART I For the purposes of: (a)public health and sanitation; (b)the movement and distribution in Part II of this schedule, drugs and fuel as I may from time to time indicate to the Minister of Labour, Heal th and Housing to be in my opinion essential to the life of the community; in writing of food, drugs and fuel specified and of such other forms of food, (c)land, sea and air transport; and (d)operating telegraph, telephone and µostal serv1.ces.
PART II (a)the articles (Maintenance specified of Supplies) Order, 1963; in the Schedule to the Emergency Powers (b)the articles specified in the fjrst schedule to the Emergency Powers (Regulation of Petroleum Products) Order, 1963.

16th MAY, 1963 R.F.A.

GREY, Governor.

<l
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BRITISH GUIANA.

SECOND LEGISLATIVE COUNPIL under .

the ·.

: British Provisions) Guiana (Constitution)(T�mpore.ry Orders in Council, 19�3 and 1956.

FIRST SESSION 1951 -195d ORDER PAPEJi FRIDAY, 30TH MA.l, 195a.

PRAYERS - i "uTRS - Thuroida.y, i�th lhy, CONFIRMATION QE..1¥�.

195a.

ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE SPEAKER - PAPERS TO BE LAID - GOVERNMENT NOTICES - OTHl!ll NOTICES - - PETITIONS ORAL ASKrnG AND ANSWERING OF QUESTI�NS - !
STATEMENTS BY MEMBIBS OF EXECUTIVE F UNCIL - I PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS - RAISING OF A MATTER OF PRIVILEGE • i INTRODUCTION OF BILLS - LIC BUSINESS 0 OF THE DA.Y. "

.

/ ™- • Second geadiilfh l.The Minister of Labour, Healthiand reading of tbe fallowing Bill a : Housing to move the second DIN.ANOE TO AMEND THE RENT RESTRICTION DINANCE.

(Bill No.

14/19 publ1"b!d 15.3.5e).

was given on 20th Jereb, 1958).


(Notice • ./ ll>TIONS 22 }&)TIONS 2 • The M':i.ni.S her of Comrn11ni.ty J)QveloPlJl"nt a.-t lM.n.aa..tion 'l--0 JIIOVe the I following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That this Oounoil varies /the terms of Resolution No.
XI a.tive Council on the 24th of of 1932 passed by the L egi D:3.roh 1933 to enable Oente Exhibitions to be tenable � at any Government or aided eoondary School and for fees year of three not exceeding terms to be paid with respept to each exhibitione r. (Notice was given o� 28th�, 1958).

$30.00 per tepi for a sohool 3.Council to resume the debate on /the following motions f BE IT RESOLVED: That this Council recomm♦nds to Government that the polioy with respect be reviewed immediately.
to aid/ to Private Secondary Schools (Notice was given oh 19th March, 1958).

4.

Council to resume t he debate otj the following motions BE IT RESOLVED s That this House recommei/ids to the Government the appointment of a Oommitte♦ to inquire into and make reoommendations for agrioultural purpos * of the report of this O ittee, no further distri- bution of Crown Lands be -.de to applicants.

for the d� tribution of Crown Lands and that pending submission (Notice was given ;on 5th �, 1958).
WJPPLEMmT ITEM NOT TO BE PR�CEEDED WITH AT THIS MEETOO • ™.

-Second Read!ng.

1.

The Chief S eoretary to move /the seoond reading of the following Bills A BILL inti tuled AN /oRDINANcrE TO AMEND THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE cqUNCILS (REMUNERATION' 0�1 MWBF'JtS) ORDINANCE, 1953• (Bill No.

�0/1957 published 23.11.57 (Notice was given on 21st November, 1957).

).
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:BRITISH GUIANA SECOND LEGISLATIVE under the British Guiana (Constituti COUNCIL Orders in Council, 1953 and 1956. on)(Temporary Provisions) FIRST SESSION 1957 -1958 ORDER PAPER WEDNESDAY, 4TH JUNE, 1958.

AT 2.00 P.M. - PRAYERS CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES -Friday, 1958.

30th May, ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE SPEAKER - PAPERS TO BE LAID - By the Minister of Community Development and Education: Annual Report o{ the Essequibo Boys' School for the year 1957.

(SW. 21/2)(Cir culated).


GOVERNMENT NOTICES - OTHER NOT ICES - PETITIONS - ORAL ASKING AND Al�SWERING OF QUESTIONS - STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS - RAISING OF A MATTER OF PRIVILEGE - INTRODUCTION OF BILLS - .• / ORDER OF THE DAY 2.
ORDER OF THE D AY MOTIONS 1.Council to res:ume the debate on the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That this House recommends to the Government the appointment of a Committee to inquire into of and make recommend Crown Lands for agricultural pending submission of the report of this Committee, no further distribution to applicants.

ations for the distribution of Crown Lands be made purposes and that (Notice was given on 5th May, 1958).

2.Mr.
2.Mr.

Jai Narine Singh to move the following motion: BE IT R ESOLVED: That this Honourable Her Council requests Secretary of State for the Colonies Majesty's to receive a delegation reform for British Guiana.

(Notice was given on 19th March, 1958).

to discuss constitutional 3.Mr.


Burnham to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: Tbat this Council recommends that Government enter immediate Government a view to British Guiana's entering Indies Federation l y into negotiations with the of the West Indies Federation with the West immediately.

(Not ice was given on 19th March, 1958).

� - Committee.
� - Committee.

PUBLIC BUSINESS Council to resume consideration of the following Bill in Committee : A BILL inti tuled AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE RENT RESTRICTION ORDINANCE.

(Bill No.

14/1958 published 15.3.58).

(Notice was given on 20th March, 1958).

SUPPLEMENT ITEM NOT TO BE PROCEEDED WITH AT THIS :MEETING.

J},ill - Second R eading.


1.The Chie f Secretary to move the second reading of tno following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE AND LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE (REMUNERATION OF MEMBERS) ORDINANCE, 1953.

COUNCILS (Bill No.

40/1957 published 23.11.57).

(Notice was given on 21st November, 1957).
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TWELFTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA – FIRST SESSION (2020-2021) NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NOTICE PAPER NO.

143 Member Asking: Ms. Annette Ferguson, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water QUESTIONS ALLOCATION POLICY ON CONSIDERATION OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME 1.

Can the Honourable Minister state whether there has been a change in Policy regarding household income for allocation to determine eligibility post August 2, 2020?
If yes, what has occasioned this change and what is the new Policy as per category for eligibility?

2.

Was there a public advisory to guide applicants?

If yes, when, and how was this done?

(Notice Paper No.

143 (Q112 Opp.112) published on 2021-12-10) Date Received: 2021-10-28 Date for Order Paper: 2022-01-03
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4 NINTH PARLIAMENT OF GINNA FIRST SESSION (2006-2007) NATIONAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION NO.
30 WHEREAS Guyana played host to Cricket World Cup Super Eight matches in March and April, 2007, and the overall hosting of the event can be categorized as successful; AND WHEREAS not withstanding the overall success of the event, there are the issues of the future viability of the National Stadium including the means of recovering the financial outlay, and the servicing of the loan agreements and other facilities which were entered into to ensure the construction of the National Stadium and appurtenant facilities such as bridges, roads and car parks; RESOLVED, That this National Assembly expresses its appreciation and extends congratulations to all the organizations and persons which were instrumental in making preparations for the successful hosting of the event including the Local Organising Committee, the Disciplined Forces and Private Security firms, the Private Sector, the Georgetown Municipality and other Local Government Organs, the Guyana Scouts Association, volunteers, and others; and /...2 j 46^ ti 9 f 2.
That this National Assembly directs the Economic Services Committee to consider the government's report on the hosting of the ICC CWC WI 2007 in Guyana and its recommendations and to consider these for future events and for the viability of the stadium.

Passed by the National Assembly on 7th June, 2007. r.177.2i S. E. ISAACS CLERK OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY S.E.

ISAACS Clerk of the National Assembly
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"The Gender Sensitisation & Sexual Harassment of Women at the Supreme Courtof India (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal), Regulations, 2013" I
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List of District Magistrates notified as District Officers under Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 DISTRICT OFFICE ADDRESS Phone No.
E-mail NORTH CENTRAL SOUTH Deputy Commissioner Office North District BDO Block,Alipur New Delhi-110036 Deputy Commissioner Office Central District 14, Daryaganj New Delhi-110002 Deputy Commissioner Office South District Mehrauli Badarpur Road, Saket New Delhi-110039 NEW DELHI Deputy Commissioner Office New Delhi District Jam Nagar House, New Delhi-110001 SOUTH WEST Deputy Commissioner Office South West District Kapashera, New Delhi-110037 WEST NORTH EAST EAST Deputy Commissioner Office West District Old Middle School Building, lawrance Road, Rampura, Delhi-110085 Deputy Commissioner Office North East District Weaver’s Complex, Nand Nagari New Delhi-110093 Deputy Commissioner Office East District L M Band Road Shastri Nagar, Geeta Colony, Delhi- 110031 NORTH WEST SOUTH EAST Deputy Commissioner Office North West District Kanjhawala, Delhi-110081 Deputy Commissioner Office South East District Old Gargi College Building, Lajpat Nagar-IV New Delhi-110024 SHAHDARA Deputy Commissioner Office Shahdara District L M Band Road Bunkar Complex,Nand Nagri Opp, Gagan Cinema,Delhi-110093 23943048 dcnorth@nic.in 23282903 dccentral@nic.in 29535025 dcsouth@nic.in 23386982 dcnd@nic.in 25065633 dcsw@nic.in 27396629 dcwest@nic.in 22122732 dcne@nic.in 22421656 dceast@nic.in 25953785 dcnw@nic.in 26476401 dcse.rev.delhi@nic.in 22126305 dmshahdara.delhi@nic.in
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LIST OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT COMMITTEE OF COOPERATIVE DEPARTMENT.

Sr.No.

Name of Circle 1.

Addl.RCS, D/Shala 2.

3.

ARCS, Bilaspur ARCS, Hamirpur 4.

ARCS, Dehra 5.

ARCS, Kullu 6.

ARCS,Dharmshala 7.

Directorate Cooperation of 8.

DRCS, Mandi Committee Members 1.

Smt.

Sureshtha Kumari, DAO/DI –Chairperson 2.

Smt.

Bimla Devi, Sr.Scale Steno-Member 3.

Smt.

Tanuja Dogra, Jr. Asstt.-Member 4.

Sh.

Mohinder Singh, Supdt.-Member 5.

Sh.

Rajinder Kumar, Insp.-Member 6.

Sh.


Kuldeep Chand-Jr.Scale Steno-Member 7.

Smt.

Anju Sood,Social Worker-Member 1.

Smt.

Neelam Verma, Steno-Chairperson 2.

Sh.

Shakti Singh, DI/DAO- Member 3.

Smt.

Rajnee Sharma, Councillor,Social Worker-Member 1.

Smt.

Poonam Nanda, Jr. Asstt.-Chairperson 2.

Smt.

Kusum Lata,Inspector-Vice-Chairperson 3.

Smt.

Shashi Dogra, Jr.Asstt.- Member 4.

Sh.

Harnam Singh, DI/DAO-Member 5.

Smt.

Nirmal Sharma,Social Worker-Member 1.

Smt.


Subhashna Devi, Insp.-President 2.

Smt.

Parveen, Acctt.- Vice-President 3.

Smt.

Veena Bhatia, Inspector-Member 4.

Smt.

Anjna Dogra, Secretary Member of Public Complaint Committee, Sub-Division, Dehra-Member 5.

Sh.

Vijay Kumar, Inspector-Member 1.

Smt.

Chetan Devi-President 2.

Smt.

Dachin Dolma-Member 3.

Smt.

Anita Devi-Member 4.

Smt.

Prem Butti-Member 5.

Smt.

Chander Prabha-Member 1.

Smt.

Aruna Kumar,Supdt.Gr.II-President 2.

Smt.


Neelam Kumari, Inspector-Member 3.

Sh.

Kuldeep Patiyal-Inspector-Member 4.

Sh.

Sandeep Kumar,Jr.Asstt.-Member 5.

Sh.

Mani Ram, Councillor-Member 1 Smt.

Sudesh Kumari, Supdt.Grade-I-Chairperson 2 Sh.Puran Chand, Supdt.Gr.II-Member 3 Smt.

Kanchan lata, Inspector-Member 4 Sh.

Chander Kumar, Inspector-Member 5 Smt.

Prabha Thakur,Supdt.-Member 6 Smt.

Bimla Bhardwaj, Sr.Asstt.-Member 7 Smt.Kiran Bala, Sr.Asstt.-Member 1.

Smt.
Smt.

Santosh Kumari, Supdt.Gr.II-Chairperson 2.

Sh.Rajesh Kumar, Sr.Asstt.-Member 3.

Sh.Narpat Ram, Inspector-Member 4.

Sh.Uttam Singh, Jr.Scale Stenographer-Member 9.

ARCS,Solan 10.

ARCS, Una 5.

Sh.

Bhim Dev, Jr. Asstt.-Member 1.

Smt.

Sanjna Sharma, Inspector, Chairperson 2.

Smt.Bimla Chauhan, Supdt.Gr.II, Vice-Chairman 3.

Smt.

Prakash Vati, Sr.Asstt., Member 4.

Sh.

J.N.Batta, Inspector, Member 5.

Sh.

Leela Dutt, Inspector, Member 1.

Smt.

Sandesh Bala, Inspector, Chairperson 2.

Smt.


Sunita Devi, Inspector, Member 3.

Sh.

Ajay Rana, Inspector 4.

Smt.

Sangeeta Kumari, Inspector 5.

Smt.

Anita Devi, Jr.Asstt.
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Gordon House, 81 Duke Street, Kingston, Jamaica Tel.

: (876) 922-0200 Fax: (876) 967-1708 Email: clerk@japarliament.gov.jm Website: http://www.japarliament.gov.jm SENIOR SECRETARY (OPS/SS 3) Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the post of Senior Secretary (OPS/SS 3) at the Houses of Parliament (vacant).

The salary range is $922,914-1,097,055 per annum plus the applicable allowance.
JOB PURPOSE The incumbent will be responsible for providing secretarial and administrative support to the Director, Corporate Services the Corporate Services Division.
MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Types correspondence, reports and other documents for the Director, Corporate Services • Sends and receives electronic mails, calls and makes appointments • Takes minutes at meetings • Organises and maintains proper filing system • Arranges for the dispatch of outgoing mails and maintains appropriate records • Assists the Director, Corporate Services, with the planning, coordination and organisation of workshops and meetings • Keep up-to-date diary of appointments, meetings and any other matters • Receives and screens telephone calls and directs them accordingly • Makes travel arrangements for Parliamentarians and staff, on behalf of the Director, Corporate Services • Ensures that all files are maintained in a secure environment • Prepares agendas and relevant documents for meetings REQUIRED SKILLS/COMPETENCIES • Proficiency in Typing at a speed of 50-55 w.p.m.
• Good time management and organizational skills • Excellent oral and written communication skills • Must be able to work under pressure • Excellent interpersonal and team building skills • Ability to work on own initiative • Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office Suite MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE • Successful completion of Certificate in Administrative Management Level 2 (CAM 2) • Four (4) passes in CSEC including English Language • Three (3) years’ experience in general office procedures or related area Application accompanied by resume should be submitted no later than Friday, September 20, 2019 to: Clerk to the Houses Houses of Parliament Gordon House 81 Duke Street Kingston Email: clerk@japarliament.gov.jm Please note that only short listed applicants will be contacted.
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Sensitization programme for sexual harassment at workplace (First session) The first sensitization programme for sexual harassment at workplace was conducted by Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) AIIMS Bhubaneswar on 7th of February 2017 at Mini Auditorium, College of Nursing.

The participants were Associate and Assistant Professors of AIIMS Bhubaneswar.

Dr Pranati Nanda, Chairperson, ICC, AIIMS Bhubaneswar welcomed the august gathering.
Afterwards, Prof Vikas Bhatia, Officiating Director& Dean, AIIMS Bhubaneswar addressed the faculty members.

Mr P K Ray, DDA, AIIMS Bhubaneswar apprised the faculty members regarding Sexual Harassment of women in a workplace (Prevention, prohibition and redressal) Act 2013.

Ms.SnehanjaliMohanty, Member, State Commission for women, Odisha who was guest speaker stated about the gender roles at work place.
Ms Mohanty emphasised that this is the first ever kind of sensitization programme organized by Medical Institute of the state of Odisha.

The programme came to an end with a vote of thanks offered by Dr SuchitraKumari, Member Secretary, ICC, AIIMS Bhubaneswar.
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Government of Jammu and Kashmir General Administration Department Civil Secretariat, Jammu.

Subject: Constitution of Local Complaint Committee at District Level under Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

Circular No.
Circular No.

\3 GAD of 2019 Dated: 2 6 .02.2019 The National Commission for women has advised to constitute Local Complaint Committee (LCC) at District Level in terms of Section- 6 of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.
The Section- 6 of the Act provides as under:- " 6(1) Every District Officer shall constitute in the district concerned, a committee to be known as the "Local Complaint Committee" to receive complaints of sexual harassment from establishments where the Internal complaint Committee has not been constituted due to having less than ten workers or if the complaint is against the employer himself.
(2) The District Officer shall designate one nodal officer in every block, taluka and tehsil in rural or tribal area and ward or municipality in the urban area, to receive complaints and forward to the concerned Local Complaint Committee within a period of seven days.

the same (3) The jurisdiction of the Local Complaint Committee shall extend to the areas of the district where it is constituted".
Accordingly, the Deputy Commissioners and Heads cf the Departments to constitute Local Complaint Committee (LCC) at District level in terms of Section- 6 of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and impressed upon all it is Redressal) Act, 2013 to receive complaints of Sexual harassment where the internal complaint committee has not been constituted.

The compliance report in the matter may be sent to the General ~dministration ~epartment.
~dditionai Secretary to the Government No-GAD(Adm)26/2019-I1 Copy to the:- Dated:-26.02.2019 1.

All Administrative Secretaries.

2.

Principal Secretary to tho Governor.

3.

Divisional Commissioner, Jammu/Kashmir/Ladakh.

4.

All Heads of the Departments.

5.

All Deputy Commissioners.

6.

Director, Archives, Archeology and Museums.

7.

OSD to Advisor(K), (G), (S) and (KS).

8.

Private Secretary to the Chief Secretary.

9.

Private Secretary to the Commissioner/Secretary to Government, GAD.
10.Circular filelstock file.
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Definitions Sexual Harassment The Act has adopted the definition of 'sexual harassment' from Vishaka Judgment and the term sexual harassment includes any unwelcome acts or behavior (whether directly or by implication) such as physical contact and advances, demand or request for sexual favours, making sexually coloured remarks, showing pornography or any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature.

In, Apparel Export Promotion Council Vs. A.K.
Chopra3, the Hon'ble Supreme Court while deciding an issue whether the act of a superior officer (wherein such superior officer tried to molest his junior woman employee) would amount to sexual harassment, the Court relied on the definition of the term 'sexual harassment' laid down by the Supreme Court in the Vishaka Judgment (which is similar to the definition of the Sexual Harassment provided in the Act) held that "the act of the respondent was unbecoming of good conduct and behavior expected from a superior officer and undoubtedly amounted to sexual harassment...".
Section 3 of the Act provides that no woman shall be subjected to sexual harassment at any workplace.
This section further provides the circumstances which if present or connected with any act or behaviour of sexual harassment may amount to sexual harassment such as implied or expressed promise to preferential treatment or implied or explicit threat of detrimental treatment in her employment, implied or explicit threat about her present or future employment, interference with work or creating an intimidating or offensive or hostile work environment, humiliating treatment likely to affect health or safety of a woman.
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COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF APPLICANTS FORM PSC FORM 3-4 To be filled out and signed by the Selection Committee members and attached to the Selection Outcome Report form (PSC FORM 3-5).

JOB TITLE: MINISTRY: SELECTION PANEL: GRADE: POST No: DEPT: LOCATION: Representative: Name Signature Date Department: (Convenor) OPSC or Nominee: Independent: Other Department or Organisation) COMPARATIVE RANKING OF APPLICANTS: (place recommended applicant first) Name of Applicant Comments 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.


RECOMMENDED APPLICANT: ELIGIBLE CANDIDATE(S) (if any):