Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956
19. Committees of the
Corporation.-
1.
The
Corporation may entrust the general superintendence and direction of its
affairs and business to an Executive Committee consisting of not more than five
of its members and the Executive Committee may exercise all powers and do all
such acts and things as may be delegated to it by the Corporation.
2.
The
Corporation may also constitute an investment Committed for the purpose of
advising it in matters relating to the investment of its funds, and the
Investment Committee shall consist of not more than seven members of whom not
less than three shall be members of the Corporation and the remaining members
shall be persons (whether members of the Corporation or not) who have special
knowledge and experience in financial matters, particularly, matters relating
to investment of funds.
3.
The
Corporation may constitute such other Committees as it may think fir for the
purpose of discharging such of its functions as may be delegated to them.