Discussion
This is not a Tripartite Committee :
Answer: B
The one that is not tripartite is the Works Committees.
Works committees, set up under Section 3 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 in establishments of 100 or more workers, are bipartite: equal numbers of representatives of the employer and the workmen, with no government member.
The others bring together the three parties of the industrial relations system, government, employers and workers: the National Productivity Council, the Central Board for Workers' Education and the wage committees are all tripartite bodies, in the tradition of the Indian Labour Conference.
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