Law Commission of India
- Recently the Union Cabinet gave its approval to set up the 22nd Law Commission.
- The Law Commission is an executive body which advises the government on complex legal issues and is constituted every three years.
- The 22nd commission will have a full-time chairperson, and four full-time members, including a member-secretary.
- Law and Legislative Secretaries in the Law Ministry will be the ex-officio members of the commission. It will also have not more than five part-time members.
- A retired Supreme Court judge or Chief Justice of a High Court will head the Commission.
- The Law Commission shall, on a reference made to it by the ....
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