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Who will working as president in case absence of the president of state commission

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Answered by puneetb642
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Each State Commission shall consist of One President and two or more other members. The President shall be a person who is or has been a Judge of a High Court, appointed by the State Government. His appointment should be made in consultation with the Chief Justice of High Court.

Answered by ahmadfardeen571
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Answer:

President of State Commission is a person who is or has been a Judge of a High Court, appointed by the State Government whereas the President of a District Commission is a person who is or has been a District Judge.

Explanation:

Qualifications for selecting the State Commission's president and members.

(1) No one shall be eligible for appointment as President unless he is, or has been, a judge of the High Court

(2) No one shall be eligible for appointment as a member unless he is at least forty years of age and possesses the following qualifications:

(a) at least ten years of experience as presiding officer of a district court or of any tribunal at an equivalent level, or combined service as such in the district court and tribunal:

With the provision that no more than 50% of these members may be appointed; or

(b) a bachelor's degree from an accredited university; a person of ability, integrity, and standing; and special knowledge and professional experience of at least twenty years in the fields of administration, law, public affairs, economics, commerce, industry, finance, management, engineering, technology, public health, or medicine.

(3) The State Commission must have at least one female member, including the President.

Qualifications for appointment as President and as a District Commission member:

(1) No one shall be eligible for appointment as President unless he or she is, or has been, or qualifies to be, a District Judge.

(2) A person cannot be appointed as a member unless he or she:

(a) is not younger than 35 years of age;

(b) has an undergraduate degree from an accredited university; and

(c) has particular knowledge and professional experience of at least fifteen years in consumer affairs, law, public affairs, administration, economics, business, industry, finance, management, engineering, technology, public health, or medicine.

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