(1) An Independent Member may be removed from the State Security Commission by a two-thirds majority of members of the Board on any of the following grounds:
(a) proven incompetence; or
(b) proven misbehavior; or
(c) failure to attend three consecutive meetings of the State Security Commission without sufficient cause; or 18
(d) incapacitation by reasons of physical or mental infirmity or otherwise becoming unable to discharge his functions as a Member.
(2) In addition, an Independent Member shall be removed from the State Security Commission if he incurs any of the grounds of ineligibility specified under section 37
(3) The State Security Commission shall explicitly state in writing the grounds for such removal.
Functions of the State Security Commission
40. The State Security Commission shall perform the following functions :-
(a) frame broad policy guidelines; for promoting efficient. effective, responsive and accountable policing, in accordance with the law;
(b) prepare panel of five police officers for the rank of Director General of Police against prescribed criteria in accordance with the provisions of Section 6 of Chapter- II.
(c) identify performance indicators to evaluate the functioning of the Police Service. These indicators shall, inter alia. include: operational efficiency, public satisfaction, victim satisfaction vis-a-vis police investigation and response. accountability, optimum utilization of resources and observance of human rights standards.
Expenses of the State Security Commission
41.
The expenses on account of remuneration, allowances and travel in connection with official business of the State Security Commission, in respect of the Independent Members of the Commission shall be borne by the State Government "in accordance with prescribed rules and procedures".
Administration of Police Force