Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) is an independent body responsible only to the Parliament. What are the provisions that ensure independence of CVC? Also, discuss the issues that limit its effectiveness in tackling corruption in the country's public administration.
Main Body
Central Vigilance Commission is the anti-corruption hub working affected by the CVC Ad, heralding transparency, progress of government working. Independence provisioning: 1. Whistleblower's PDP resolution mechanism. 2. autonomous office, reporting directly to Parliament, instead of Judiciary. 3. Statutory body, not at behest of executive. 4. Officials (Vigilance Officers) present as third parties across administrations and other joint office. 5. dorsal/Locayeeta interlinkages in check on corrupt practices under framework of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. 6. Appointment committee kept balanced among organs of government. Issues limiting effectiveness: 1. Whistleblower's PDP resolution mechanism. 2. Autonomous office, reporting directly to Parliament, instead of Judiciary. 3. Statutory body, not at behest of executive.
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Statutory, Regulatory and Quasi-judicial Bodies
Constitutional and Non-constitutional bodies
Central Vigilance Commission
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