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Right
to Information
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Right to Information Act, 2005
17 items (manuals) prescribed in clause ( b) sub-section 1
of section 4 which every public authority required to publish
within one hundred and twenty days from the enactment of this
Act.
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Particulars of National Institute of Occupational Health, functions
and duties. |
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The
function and duties of national institute of occupational
health are to identify and mitigate the occupational and environmental
health problems in the country through multi disciplinary
approach.
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Power and Duties of Officers and employees |
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Scientist-
'B' & Scientist- 'C'
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plan and execute the research projects
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Organizing and participation in the training programmes as
well as awareness programmes of
Institute mandates
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'D', Scientist-'E' & Scientist- 'F'
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Organizing and participation in the training programmes as
well as awareness programmes of
Institute mandates
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To help the Director in running the administration
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To plan and execute the research projects
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Director
--> Working as Head of the Organisation and to
run the administration as well as to guide the
sscientific officers for running
the projects being approved by the Scientific Advisory Committee.
--> Financial and administration power as defined in by laws
of ICMR and CSS rules. |
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3.
Procedure followed in the decision making process including
channels of supervision
and accountability. |
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Review
Mechanism
A. Scientific Advisory Committee: Reputed national
and international scientists in the field of occupational
and environmental health are nominated as Chairman and Members
of Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC).
The chairman and members of SAC are free
from any administrative control of DG or
Director of the Institute. They meet at
regular intervals and critically evaluate the scientific and
developmental activities of the Institute
and its centres.
B. Scientific Advisory Group (SAG): The
annual report of NIOH
alongwith SAC Observation/
Recommendation presented by
the Director and Chairman of
the SAC in SAG at division of Non Communicable
Disease, ICMR for their expert advice.
C. Ethics Committees:
Ø Human Ethics Committee: The Institute
constituted a committee under the Chairmanship of Retired
High Court Judge with experts from Medical
Colleges, NGOs, Governmental Institutions. Every
year, before the SAC the committee
meets and offers their comments in each new project.
Ø Animal Ethics Committee: Laboratory animal
facility of the institute is registered with the committee
for the purpose of control and supervision of experiments
on animals (CPCSEA), which is a regulatory
body for experiments on animals
functioning under Animal Welfare Division of Ministry of Environment
and Forests, Govt. of India. Institutional
Animals Ethics Committee (IAEC),
which includes a CPCSEA-Nominee,
experts from outside the institute, and
a non-scientific socially aware member from
NGO has been constituted as per directives
of CPCSEA. Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC)
approved research projects involving use of laboratory animals
are undertaken only after getting approval
of IAEC.
Ø Scientific & Financial Audit:
· The Principal Directorate of
Audit, Scientific Department, Mumbai
is undertaking the audit of the institute
accounts as well as projects accounts. The scientific activities
of the projects as well as the financial
activities of the Institute are also being reviewed by the
Principal Directorate of Audit, Scientific
Department, Mumbai.
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The internal audit team from Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of India, New Delhi is also doing the
audit of the project's accounts
· Internal
audit team of our Headquarters i.e. DG, ICMR, New Delhi is
also being conducted.
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Norms set by NIOH / ICMR / Minstry for the discharge of the
function |
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The rules regulation INstruction manuals and records, held by
ministry of health and family welfare
or under its control or used by its employees for discharging
its function. |
The NIOH follows ICMR By-LAWS
and CCS rules of Gov of India and guidelines issued from
time to time. |
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Statement of categories of documents that are held by Ministry
of Health and Family welfare under its
control |
Annual
Reports, Budget Documents and Scientific Published papers |
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| 7.
The particulars of any arrangement that exists consultation
with or representation by the member
of the public in relation to the formulation for its policies. |
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8.
Boards, councils committes and other bodies consisting of
two or more persons constituted as
its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether
meeting of those boards, councils,
committees and other bodies are open to the public or the
minutes of such meeting are accessible
for public.
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| 9.
Directory of NIOH officers and employees [ CLICK
HERE ] |
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| 10.
Monthly enumeration received by each of officers and employees.
[
CLICK HERE ]
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| 11.
Budget allocated to the NIOH, plans expenditure disbursement
etc. [
CLICK HERE ] |
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| 12.
Execution of subsidy programmes, concessions, permits, permit
and or authorisation granted
by NIOH. |
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Particulars of recipients of concession, permits or authorisation
granted by ministry / ICMR |
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| 14.
Information held by the NIOH in electronic form |
Annual
report, budget, publication, newsletter
[ CLICK HERE ]
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Paticulars of facilites available to citizens for obtaining
information including the working hours
of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use. |
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16.
The names designation and other particulars of the public information
officers.
[
CLICK HERE ] |
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| 17.
Such other information as may be prescribed - on website (tender,
employment Notice, News
And Events) |
