Discussion
Which of the following are regarded as Mechanism/Machineries of dispute settlement
Answer: A
The machinery for settling industrial disputes consists of conciliation, voluntary arbitration, a court of inquiry and adjudicating authorities. The first option lists exactly these. A settlement commission is a body of income-tax law, not an industrial dispute body, and 'complementing authority' is not a body of the Industrial Disputes Act. Compulsory arbitration is not generally part of the machinery, which relies on voluntary arbitration, so the other options contain wrong items.
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