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A member of a Social Security Organisation has stayed absent, without leave, from four consecutive meetings of the Organisation. Which statement about removal under the Code on Social Security, 2020 is correct?

The Government may remove a member absent without leave for more than three consecutive meetings, but must first give him an opportunity to show cause. Removal is not automatic and is not done by fellow members.

  1. AThe appropriate Government may remove him, but only after giving him an opportunity to show causeCorrect
  2. BHe is removed automatically without any notice
  3. CHe can be removed only by the other members of the Organisation by resolution
  4. DHe cannot be removed because absence is not a ground for removal

Explanation

Absence without leave for more than three consecutive meetings is a ground for removal under section 8(2)(b). The proviso requires a show cause opportunity before removal under clauses (b) and (c). Removal is by the Government, not automatic and not by fellow members.

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