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Mr. Rao, an employer in an establishment, sits on a Social Security Organisation's committee. The establishment has defaulted in paying dues under the Code. A dispute arises whether he is disqualified. Which statement is correct?

The question goes to the appropriate Government, and its decision is final. An employer defaulting in dues under the Code is disqualified from membership, and no conviction or Tribunal ruling is needed for that disqualification.

  1. AThe Social Security Organisation itself decides, and its decision is final
  2. BThe question is referred to the appropriate Government, whose decision is finalCorrect
  3. CThe Tribunal decides after hearing both sides
  4. DHe is disqualified only after conviction for the default

Explanation

Being an employer who has defaulted in payment of dues under the Code is a disqualification. Explanation 1 says any question on this is referred to the appropriate Government, whose decision is final. Conviction is not required, which is why the conviction option fails.

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