ICAI Disciplinary Mechanism-Review of intricacies involved. This announcement came soon after the Govt. set up a panel to review existing mechanism to deal with misconduct by CA CS, CMA etc.
27th April, 2017 |
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| ALL MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL | ||
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Madam/Dear Sir, In partial modification of our letter number No.M-626/16-1/2017 dated 24th April, 2017, the President, in terms of the authority given to him by the Council at its 363rd meeting held on 12th February, 2017, has also nominated Ms. Bindu Agnihotri and Shri Amit Chatterjee, Government Nominees on the Disciplinary Committee of the Institute on the Group to look into the intricacies involved in areas pertaining to the disciplinary mechanism wherein changes need to be made and thereafter, further amendments to the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 and the Rules framed thereunder Accordingly, the revised composition of the said Group is now as under:-
Shri Ravindra Singh Pundhir, Assistant Secretary will continue to act as Secretary and Ms. Aruna Sarma, Sr. Executive Officer will assist the Secretary to the said group. The President has requested the Group to complete the task at the earliest so that the report of said Group can be placed at the next meeting of the Council. The President has further desired that till the return of CA. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal from abroad, the Meeting of the Group will be convened by CA. (Dr.) Debashis Mitra. |
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| Yours faithfully,
( V. Sagar ) |
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