Internal Compliance Committee

 

Objective

To ensure adherence to institutional policies, regulations, and standards within the college by promoting accountability, transparency, and ethical practices across all departments.

Responsibilities
  • Monitor and evaluate compliance with institutional policies, rules, and procedures.
  • Plan and propose the required budget for compliance-related activities.
  • Conduct regular internal audits, reviews, and inspections of departmental practices.
  • Organize training and awareness programs for staff on compliance matters.
  • Address and resolve compliance-related issues, grievances, or violations.
  • Maintain systematic documentation of all compliance-related activities and reports.
  • Submit periodic compliance updates and final reports to higher authorities.
Things to Consider
  • Ensure all staff and departments are fully aware of compliance guidelines.
  • Promote ethical conduct, transparency, and accountability in all operations.
  • Safeguard confidentiality when dealing with sensitive compliance issues.
  • Ensure all compliance measures are updated in line with policy changes and regulations.
Protocol to be Followed
  1. The Convenor must use the committee seal on all official circulars, notices, and documents issued.
  2. Announce compliance-related updates, training sessions, and awareness programs well in advance through circulars.
  3. Maintain detailed records of:
    • Audits and review findings
    • Training and awareness programs
    • Compliance updates and reports
    • Grievances and resolutions
  4. Submit a statistical report of committee activities and compliance findings to the Principal at the end of each semester.
  5. Coordinate with departments to address compliance gaps promptly and ensure corrective measures.
  6. Communicate compliance updates, policies, and guidelines clearly to all staff.
  7. Hold regular meetings with committee members to plan, review, and monitor compliance activities.
  8. Evaluate the effectiveness of compliance measures and recommend necessary improvements.
  9. Record all meetings, resolutions, and communications in the Meeting Book and submit it to higher authorities by the 5th of every month.
  10. Maintain committee files including:
    • Circulars and notices (with seal)
    • Audit and review reports
    • Training/awareness documentation
    • Meeting Books
    • Budget proposals and expenditure records
    • Records of grievances and resolutions
  11. Submit a detailed report after each compliance activity, training session, or audit conducted.