The Kerala Public Service Commission (Additional Functions as respects certain Corporations and Companies) Act, 1970
The Kerala Public Service Commission (Additional Functions as respects certain Corporations and Companies) Act, 1970
The Kerala Public Service Commission (Additional Functions as respects certain Corporations and Companies) Act, 1970, establishes a framework for state-owned entities to seek expert guidance from the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC). It allows specific corporations and government-owned companies to consult the PSC regarding recruitment methods and the selection of candidates for direct appointments. By involving the PSC, the Act aims to promote transparency and meritocracy in the hiring processes of these public bodies. If a disagreement arises between the PSC and the entity, the State Government acts as the final arbiter, ensuring administrative consistency and accountability in public sector employment.
- 1. Short Title and commencement
- 2. Amendment of section 2
- 3. Functions of the Public Service Commission in respect of services of certain Corporations and Companies
- 4. Provided that the Government, before taking a decision against the advice of the Public Service commission, shall refer the matter to the Commission.
- 5. Repeal and saving
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