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Consider the following statements about the Cabinet Committees
1. They are constitutional in nature.
2. They not only include the Ministers in charge of subjects covered by them but also include other senior Ministers.
3. They not only sort out issues and formulate proposals for the consideration of the Cabinet, but also take decisions which are binding on the Cabinet.
Which of the above statements is/are incorrect?
1 and 2 only
2 and 3 only
1 and 3 only
All of the above
Features of Cabinet Committee • Cabinet Committees are an organisational device to reduce the enormous workload of the Cabinet. They also facilitate in-depth examination of policy issues and effective coordination. • They are extra-constitutional in emergence. In other words, they are not mentioned in the Constitution. However, the Rules of Business provide for their establishment. • They are of two types—standing and ad hoc. The former are of a permanent nature while the latter are of a temporary nature. The ad hoc committees are constituted from time to time to deal with special problems. They are disbanded after their task is completed. • They are set up by the Prime Minister according to the exigencies of the time and requirements of the situation. Hence, their number, nomenclature, and composition varies from time to time. • They are based on the principles of division of labour and effective delegation. • Their membership varies from three to eight. They usually include only Cabinet Ministers. However, the non-cabinet Ministers are not debarred from their membership. • They not only include the Ministers in charge of subjects covered by them but also include other senior Ministers. • They are mostly headed by the Prime Minister. Sometimes other Cabinet Ministers, particularly the Home Minister or the Finance Minister, also acts as their Chairman. But, in case the Prime Minister is a member of a committee, he invariably presides over it. • They not only sort out issues and formulate proposals for the consideration of the Cabinet, but also take decisions. However, the Cabinet can review their decisions. LIST OF CABINET COMMITTEES 1. Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs 2. Cabinet Committee on Prices 3. Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs 4. Appointments Committee of the Cabinet 5. Cabinet Committee on Security 6. Cabinet Committee on World Trade Organisation (WTO) Matters 7. Cabinet Committee on Investment 8. Cabinet Committee on Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) related issues 9. Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs 10. Cabinet Committee on Accommodation.
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