It will consist of three members. There will be a National Public Service, in addition to the regional police services. The latter will be under regional police commissions. Each regional police commission will comprise five member consisting of a regional police commissioner, one nominee of the chief minister and three members appointed by the Constitutional Council. While recruitment, promotions, disciplinary matters of regional police personnel will come under the authority of the regional police commission, law and order will be the responsibility of the chief minister.
Land is a devolved subject.
As such the administration of State lands will come under the regional councils. However, the regional councils are requested to hand over such land that is required for any national purpose and inter-regional irrigation projects. The reallocation of lands to persons displaced due to national schemes also falls within the purview of the centre. In such cases, regions which benefit from such schemes have to supply land to those who get displaced due to the scheme. As regards the unit of devolution, the government has already published its proposals which included the holding of several referenda to determine the constitution of regional councils in the North and East.