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Section 15: Constitution of Review Committee for review of authorisation orders.

The Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999State Act of Maharashtra · Act 30 of 1999

(1) There shall be a Review Committee to review every order passed by the Competent Authority under section 14.

(2) The Review Committee shall consist of the following ex officio members, namely :-

( i ) the Chief Secretary to Government . . Chairman. ( ii ) the Additional Chief Secretary or the senior most Principal Secretary, as the case may be, in the Home Department. . . Member. ( iii ) Principal Secretary or Secretary and Remembrancer of Legal Affairs, Law and Judiciary Department. . . Member.

(3) Every order passed by the Competent Authority under section 14, placed before the Review Committee, shall be considered by the Review Committee within ten days after its receipt, to decide whether the order, authorising or approving the application under sub-section (4) of section 14, for interception or disapproving the interception made under sub-section (10) of that section in emergency situation, passed by the Competent Authority was necessary, reasonable and justified.

(4) The Review Committee, after examining the entire record and holding such enquiry, if any, deemed necessary may, by order in writing, either approve the order passed by the Competent Authority or may issue order disapproving the same. On issue of an order of disapproval by the Review Committee, the interception, if any, already commenced shall be forthwith discontinued. The intercepted communication, if any, in the form of tape, wire or other device shall, thereupon, not be admissible as evidence in any case and shall be directed to be destroyed.

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ActThe Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, 1999
Section15
Marginal noteConstitution of Review Committee for review of authorisation orders.
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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