Question
What can a Head of Department do to avoid punishment if
their department violates the Act?Solution
Section 17 – Offences by Government Departments ● If a government department violates this Act, the Head of the Department will be held responsible and can be punished. ● However, the Head of the Department can avoid this Act, the Head of the Department will be held responsible and can be punished. ● The offence happened without their knowledge, or ● They took all necessary steps to prevent it. ● If the offence happened due to the neglect, consent, or involvement of another officer (not the Head of the Department), then that officer will also be held responsible and punished.
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