2016 · Q63
The Second Administrative Reforms Commission (2005) was concerned with :
General KnowledgeIndian Polity and Governance
- Areforms in institutional arrangements for good governance
- Breforms in the Indian Penal Code and the Criminal Justice System
- Ccreating an ombudsman mechanism for reduction of corruption in public life
- Ddevising new measures for urban governance and management
Explanation
The Second Administrative Reforms Commission was constituted in 2005 under Veerappa Moily with the mandate of preparing a blueprint for revamping the public administration system, i.e. reforms in institutional arrangements for good governance. It was not concerned with the IPC and criminal justice (that was the Malimath Committee), nor specifically with an ombudsman or urban governance. Its subject was good-governance institutional reform, option (A).