GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

The various bodies of QCI which makes Governance Structure are:

Governance Structure Diagram
Governance Structure Diagram. The Governing Council sits at the top. It oversees the Governing Body, Finance Committee, Accreditation Boards, Quality Promotion activities and Special Project Groups.

ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE

Administrative Structure Diagram
Administrative Structure Diagram. The Governing Body (GB) is at the top of the administrative structure. The Governing Body oversees the Secretary General and the QCI Secretariat. Under the Secretary General, the structure is divided into three areas: Boards: CEO – NABL, CEO – NABCB, CEO – NABH, CEO – NABET, CEO – NBQP. Functions: Designated In-Charge Human Resources and Administration, Designated In-Charge Finance and Accounts, Designated In-Charge Information Technology. Special Project Groups: Designated In-Charge PPID, Designated In-Charge PADD, Designated In-Charge NDIE, Designated In-Charge SPD.

BODIES OF QCI

The Governing Council of QCI was initially constituted by the government as a part of the Cabinet decision in 1996. There were initially 31 constituent members, with equal representation from the Government, Industry and other stakeholders. Presently, the Governing Council comprises 39 members. Every member has one vote in the Governing Council.

The affairs of QCI are administered, directed and controlled (as stated in the “Rules and Regulations”) by the Governing Body.

The Governing Body has 21 members from various stakeholders. It has representations from organizations working in the quality domain, industry and the government.

The Finance Committee is a separate entity and is responsible for Governance of Finance & Accounts functions and reports them to the Governing Body.

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