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Citizen Centric Administration - 12th Report of 2nd ARC

Citizen-Centric Administration means placing citizens at the centre of modern public administration. This can be
achieved by addressing the immediate concerns of citizens i.e. transparency, efficiency, stability and continuity in the
governance systems. The Government at all levels has endeavoured to provide a citizen-centric administration by 

1. Providing Robust Legal Framework

2. Creation of Institutions such as Lokayuktas, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), National Women’s
Commission (NWC), National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission etc.

The 12th Report of 2nd Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) extensively dealt with Citizen Centric
Administration. Veerappa Moily was the chairperson of the 2nd ARC. 

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Core Principles of Citizen-Centric Administration

2nd Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) has given the following core principles for making Governance
citizen-centric.

1. Rule of Law – Zero Tolerance Strategy

2. Making Institutions vibrant, responsive and accountable.
3. Decentralization
4. Transparency
5. Civil Service Reforms
6. Ethics in Governance
7. Process Reforms
8. Periodic and independent evaluation of the quality of Governance.

To Make the Administration more Citizen-Centric, the 2nd ARC has examined the following strategies, processes,
tools, and mechanisms.

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3. Right to Information
4. Citizens Charters
5. Independent Evaluation of Services.
6. Grievance Redressal Mechanisms

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7. Active Citizens Participation – Public-Private Partnerships

Concept of Citizen-Centric Administration

The concept of good governance existed even during the days of Chanakya. He had mentioned it elaborately in
Arthashastra. Citizens centric administration lies on the foundation of good governance. Good governance is made
up of the following 8 attributes. 

1. Accountable
2. Transparent
3. Responsive
4. Participatory
5. Consensus Oriented
6. Follows Rule of Law
7. Effective and efficient
8. Equitable and Inclusive.

4 Main Pillars of Good Governance

Good governance aims at providing public services effectively, efficiently, and equitably to the citizens. Good
governance aims at providing an environment in which all citizens irrespective of caste, class, and gender can
develop to their full potential.

1. Ethos (of service to the citizens)

2. Ethics (Honesty, Integrity, and Transparency)
3. Equity (Treating all citizens alike with empathy for weaker sections)
4. Efficiency (Speedy and effective delivery of service without harassment and using ICT increasingly).

Barriers to Good Governance

There are many barriers to good governance as per the 12th Report of 2nd ARC. They are mentioned below.

1. Attitudinal Problems of Civil Servants – As per the 2nd ARC report Civil Servants have become inflexible, self-
perpetuating, inward-looking.
2. Lack of Accountability – Very rarely disciplinary actions are initiated against delinquent officers. There is no
performance evaluation structure.
3. Red Tapism – Bureaucracies have to adhere to rules and procedures which are important for good governance,
however sometimes these rules and procedures are ill-conceived and cumbersome and they do not serve the
very purpose of their existence. 
4. Low Levels of Awareness of the Rights and Duties of Citizens – Awareness of rights and duties would ensure
that officials and other citizens discharge duties effectively and honestly.
5. Ineffective Implementation of Laws and Rules – We have a large number of laws to protect the rights of the
citizens and vulnerable sections of society, but the weak implementation of these laws erodes the faith of the
citizens in the Government machinery. 

Functions of Government
Functions of Government are wide-ranging and it can be classified into 5 types which are mentioned below.

1. Self Preservation –  It is protecting from external and internal aggression. This function is discharged by the
Government by raising and maintaining Police, Law Enforcement Agencies, and the Indian Armed Forces. They
are empowered through legislation.
2. Supervision and Resolution of Conflicts – Here democracy must be strengthened, ensuring equity to all
citizens, setting up conflict resolution mechanisms.
3. Socio-Economic Development – Bringing in measures so that the welfare of the weaker and vulnerable
sections of the society are protected.
4. Regulation of the Economy – Adopting sound fiscal and monetary policies by the Government is one of the
major duties.
5. Provision of Goods and Services – With the emphasis of Socio-Economic Development, Government are major
providers of goods and services such as education, health and public distribution of food grains, etc.

Citizens Charters
The citizen charter program was launched in May 1997. As of February 2007, 650 citizen charters were developed by
various departments and agencies of state governments and Union Territories. At the Union level 115 Citizen
Charters have been formulated
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1. Citizen Charter is a public statement 

2. Citizen Charter defines the entitlements of citizens to a specific service, standards of service, the conditions to
be met by users
3. The Remedies are available for users in case of non-compliance with standards.

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4. The main aim of citizen charter is to make public services citizen-centric.
5. Citizen Charter ensures that the services are demand-driven rather than supply-driven.

Citizens Participation in Administration

As per the Commission, the mechanism for citizens’ participation in governance can take the following forms.

1. Citizens seeking Information

2. Citizens giving suggestions
3. Citizens demanding better services
4. Citizens holding service providers and other agencies accountable
5. Active citizen’s participation in administration/decision making.

Decentralization and Delegation

Decentralization is the transfer of powers away from the centre to the local branches or governments. Delegation of
powers is entrusting one’s powers to the others.

Benefits of Delegation

1. Saves time
2. Develops people
3. Grooms and motivates a successor
4. Increase productivity
5. Provides invaluable training to associates and employees.

Barriers of Delegation

1. Reluctance on the part of superiors to delegate for various reasons like lack of trust, difficulty in monitoring,
supervision; feeling that his subordinates will get all the credit and he believes he can do the task better.
2. Reluctance by the subordinates to accept delegation due to various reasons like fear of making mistakes, fear
of criticism from supervisors, lack of self-confidence.

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

There are many institutional mechanisms to work on citizens’ grievance redressal mechanisms.

Some of them are mentioned below

1. Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG)

2. Directorate of Public Grievances (DPG)
3. Lokpal
4. Lokayukta
5. Chief Vigilance Commission (CVC)
6. Ombudsman
7. Committees
8. Tribunals

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prep/current-redressal-mechanism/)

Also, go through the relevant information on Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) (https://byjus.com/free-ias-
prep/central-vigilance-commission/) on the linked page.

Consumer Protection
There are consumer courts for the disposal of cases, yet there are inordinate delays in delivering justice. As per
reports, a very low percentage of cases are resolved in a stipulated time period of 90 days, the average period of
disposal of cases was 150 days. Some of the reasons for the delay in the final settlement of disputes are mentioned
below.

1. Lack of infrastructure 
2. Delay in Appointments of Chairpersons and Members.
3. Rigid adoption of procedures 
4. Liberal grant of adjournments.

The Committee notes that Lok Adalats have been effective in addressing the grievances of consumers. Read in detail
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Laws Enacted for Protection of Consumers’ Interests

Some of the laws enacted are mentioned below.

1. Consumer Protection Act 1986, was amended in 2019.

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2. Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954.
3. Essential Commodities Act
4. Rules and Regulations under the Municipal Acts of the States.

Special Institutional Mechanism – 8 Institutions 

Some sections of the citizens are more vulnerable than the others, hence there is a need for institutions that redress
grievances specific to them. The Government of India has constituted several commissions through statutes to
safeguard the rights of different sections of society. 8 commissions are mentioned below. These are special types of
citizen-centric measures.

National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC)

The Office of Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes was established as per Article 338 of the
Constitution. After the 46th Amendment, a multi-member Commission was constituted in 1978, it was renamed as
the National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in 1987. As per the 89th Constitutional
Amendment in 2003, separate commissions were formed for Scheduled Castes and Tribes. Hence the National
Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) was constituted in 2004.  It must safeguard the rights of Scheduled
Castes. This Commission has the powers of a Civil Court. Detailed information on National Commission for
Scheduled Castes NCSC (https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/national-commission-for-scheduled-castes-ncsc/) is
available here. 

National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST)

This commission was constituted in 2004. It was formed after insertion of Article 338A, by carrying out the 89th
amendment of the constitution. NCST has 6 regional offices, it handles socio-economic, educational development,
service safeguards, and atrocities related to Scheduled Tribes. Further details on National Commission for Scheduled
Tribes (NCST) (https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/national-commission-for-scheduled-tribes-ncst/) can be checked on
the given link.

National Human Rights Commission

It was constituted in 1994 following the enactment of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. Check out the given
link for detailed information on National Human Rights Commission – NHRC (https://byjus.com/free-ias-
prep/national-human-rights-commission/).

National Commission for Women (NCW)

NCW was set up as a statutory body in 1992 after the enactment of the National Commission for Women Act, 1990.
They are mandated to redress the grievances related to women. You can read the detailed information on National
Commission for Women NCW (https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/national-commission-women/) on the link provided
here. 

National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR)

NCPCR was set up in 2007 as a statutory body after the enactment of the Commissions for Protection Child Rights
Act, 2005; to protect, promote, and defend child rights in the country. Details regarding the National Commission for
Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) can be checked on the page link provided here.

National Backward Classes Commission (NBCC)

NBCC was constituted in 1993 with the enactment of the National Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993. The
mandate is to examine the complaints of over-inclusion or under-inclusion of any class of citizens in a list of
Backward classes. Aspirants can read the detailed information about the National Commission for Backward Classes
– NCBC (https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/national-commission-for-backward-classes/) on the link provided here. 

National Commission for Minorities (NCM)

NCM was constituted as a statutory body in 1993 following the enactment of the National Commission for Minorities
Act 1992. Their mandate is to safeguard the interests of minorities in India. Further details on National Commission
for Minorities (NCM) (https://byjus.com/free-ias-prep/ncm-national-commission-minorities/) on the linked page will
help candidates prepare for the upcoming UPSC exam even better.

National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

This statutory commission was constituted after the enactment of the Consumer Protection Act 1986. The mandate
of this commission is to redress the grievances related to consumer disputes. This commission has been bestowed
with Judicial Powers. Detailed information on National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
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