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Date: 2026-02-04 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS)

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**Executive Summary** This document is a response from the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, answered on February 4, 2026, to Unstarred Question No. 779 in Lok Sabha, regarding the Constitution of the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS). The response details the status of the CCMS portal and the initiatives taken to improve its functionality. **Key Points / Main Content** * **CCMS Portal Launch and Usage:** * The CCMS portal was launched by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs after the constitution of the 18th Lok Sabha. * 42 Consultative Committees (Advisory Committees) have been constituted. The portal facilitates communication and exchange of documents (agenda notes, minutes, etc.) among stakeholders. The composition may be seen on the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS) portal at https://oams.nic.in/ccms/Index.aspx. * **CCMS Portal Purpose and Improvements:** * The portal is designed to reduce delays, paperwork, and administrative costs by enabling paperless activities. * The Ministry undertakes reviews and initiatives to improve the portal and cater to stakeholder needs. * Ongoing efforts focus on enhancing the portal's utilities, including accessibility, data security, and real-time coordination. **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholders:** Members of Parliament (MPs), Ministries, Advisory Committees **Impact** Affected by the status and functionality of the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS) portal. **Action Required** To use the portal for communication, document exchange (agenda notes, minutes, etc.), and stay informed about necessary improvements.

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Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS): A portal designed for managing consultative committees, improving communication and document exchange among stakeholders, and reducing administrative costs. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs: The ministry responsible for launching and maintaining the CCMS portal. Lok Sabha: Reference to the Parliament where the question was raised
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 779 ANSWERED ON 04.02.2026 Constitution of the Consultative Committee (CCMS) 779 Shri Pradeep Kumar Singh: Shri Vishnu Dayal Ram: Smt. Vijaylakshmi Devi: Will the Minister of PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS be pleased to state: a) the details of the latest number of ministries and advisory committees onboarded on the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS) portal as on date; b) the details of the number of MPs actively using the CCMS portal and the status of documents, agenda notes and minutes distributed digitally through the portal; c) whether it has been assessed in the manner of which effectively CCMS has reduced delays, paperwork and administrative costs and if so, the details thereof; and d) whether any steps are proposed to improve the portal with additional features to further enhance accessibility, data security and real-time coordination between stakeholders and if so, the details thereof ? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) IN THE MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE; AND MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS (SHRI ARJUN RAM MEGHWAL)(a) to (d) After the constitution of 18th Lok Sabha, the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS) portal was launched by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. 42 Consultative Committees (Advisory Committees) have been constituted whose composition may be seen on the Consultative Committee Management System (CCMS) portal at https://oams.nic.in/ccms/Index.aspx. The portal helps in smooth communications and exchange of documents viz agenda notes, minutes of the meeting etc. among the stakeholders. So as to make necessary improvement of the portal and catering to the needs of the stakeholders, necessary reviews/initiatives are taken by the Ministry from time to time. The portal is meant to reduce delays, paperwork and administrative cost considerably as all activities to be done in paperless manner. Various steps have been taken from time to time for improving the utilities of the portal, ensuring its accessibility, data security and real time co-ordination among stakeholders. *****

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