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Posh Law - Submitting the POSH Report with Accountability

The inquiry process under the POSH Act , 2013 culminates in a written report by the Internal Committee (IC). Once the inquiry is complete and findings are recorded, the IC is duty-bound to formally submit its report to the employer and the concerned authorities. Step 8, Submission of Report is not just an administrative formality, but the bridge between investigation and corrective action. It ensures accountability, transparency, and compliance with the law. 1. Legal Timeline for Report Submission The POSH Act mandates that the IC submit its inquiry report within 10 days of completing the investigation. This prevents unnecessary delays and ensures timely follow-up action by the employer. 2. Who Receives the Report? The final inquiry report must be submitted to: The Employer: For workplace-level action, including disciplinary measures or organizational policy interventions. The District Officer (DO): As part of statutory reporting requirements under POSH. This dual submission ensures th...

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