Enquired to seek public consultation during committee inaugurating stage
Main Body
Narrative & Issue of WHO:
(i) Fielded to help China (any other country accountable for COVID-19 pandemic
(ii) Ignoring Cartilisation by China this citing concerns of bandwidth
(iii) Disproportionate intimidation by developed nations yet had minimal WHO programme in their country
(iv) to/of WHO programme in Africa & Asia
(A) Using online debate forums to float proposals [5018]
(B) Draft a law mandating public consultation for certain laws
Issue with Public Consultation:
(i) Lack of engaging expertise
(ii) May used to inequality as many illiterate general public can be consulted
(iii) May had to delay in legislation
India can adopt measure such as in direct democracies like Switzerland, Finland to fully transform representative democracy to participative democracy
The 15th Finance Commission was appointed under Article 280 of the Constitution for the period 2021-2026 by the President of India. The commission suggests distribution of resource from net proceeds of taxes between states and centre and among states.
Terms of Reference of 15th FC
1. 15th FC Recommendations Improving State's Fiscal Position:
(i) Inclusion of Governance Reforms & deduction Formula has improved efficiency due to Formula loss improved funding of local body
Lower Sector Reforms:
(ii) Increased institutional to forest management has ensured sustainable development
(iii) Linking ambit of GST to 'include petroleum, alcohol etc to increase devolution
(iv) Shift of certain budget items to State to improve finances
(v) Upwards Fiscal statutory claims for States with less fiscal liabilities
Performance linked funding
Lower Sector Reforms:
(ii) Increased institutional to forest management has ensured sustainable development
(iii) Linking ambit of GST to 'include petroleum, alcohol etc to increase devolution
(iv) Shift of certain budget items to State to improve finances
(v) Upwards Fiscal statutory claims for States with less fiscal liabilities
Shortcomings:
(i) State like Himachal Consort to have precarious debt to GDP ratio (1496)
(ii) Center's share of cost & surcharge has increased to 27% from 11%
Other states save positive measures have been taken there are further fiscal localization
Industry & Business Associations like ASSOCHAM, FICCI etc are pressure groups which influence government policies directly or indirectly, thus impacting socio-economic development.
Industry & Business Associations Furthering socio-economic Development:
(i) Formation of various important schemes of welfare & development
(ii) FICCI organizes annual trade in India summit
(iii) Hake dense issues – creating to economy employ lands title etc
(iv) ASSOCHAM studied impact of CSR
Notice of web firm (Tomato) on Indian labour force
(ii) Women Empowerment – (i.e) FICCI & world leading launched 'woman in leading' summits
(v) Employing Vulnerable populations such as Dalit – (ii) South Indian Industrial Chamber of Commerce (SICC)
(vi) Participate in advisory capacity during government standards and bill consultation
Issues:
(i) May promise certain interest (i.e) Gundahar in USA)
(ii) Tend to empower already powered
(iii) May had to carry Capitalism
Adopting a legal regulation approach will help resolve issues and empower institution in the acquisition for a vibrant market
- Continued the critical analysis
- Mentioned regional inequality in WHO work
- Identified multiple mechanisms for public consultation
- Discussed both advantages and limitations
- Structured reference to Article 280
- Identified multiple dimensions of FC recommendations
- Connected GST expansion to state finances
- Cited specific example of Himachal Pradesh debt crisis
- Provided concrete figure (27% from 11%)
- Balanced view with shortcomings
- Identified major industry bodies
- Linked to pressure groups concept
- Provided concrete examples
- Identified specific organizations
- Discussed issues critically
- Provided nuanced view of both contributions and limitations
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International Institutions, Agencies and Fora - Structure and Mandate
Important International Institutions
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