RIGHTS OF MEMBERS

1. Equal Opportunity: Every registered member has the right to participate equally in all NCIB activities and initiatives, regardless of their background, region, or status.
2. Right to Access Information: Members have the right to access transparent information regarding NCIB's policies, programs, meetings, and financial reports when requested through proper channels.
3. Right to Suggest and Provide Feedback: Members are encouraged to submit suggestions, ideas, or feedback to improve the functioning of the organization. Constructive inputs are welcome and may be considered officially.
4. Participation in Training and Campaigns: Members have full rights to participate in training programs, seminars, workshops, awareness drives, and social campaigns conducted by NCIB.
5. Recognition and Acknowledgment: Members who perform outstanding work may be honored by the organization through certificates, awards, or public recognition to boost morale and inspire others.

DUTIES OF MEMBERS

1. Adherence to NCIB Constitution and Objectives: Every member must strictly follow the rules, regulations, code of conduct, and the mission of NCIB, and should not act in any way that harms its integrity.
2. Maintain Confidentiality: Any confidential data, case information, complainant details, or internal documents must not be shared without authorization. Breach of confidentiality will lead to strict disciplinary action.
3. Upholding the Image of NCIB: Members must always act with honesty, discipline, and integrity to maintain the professional and public reputation of the NCIB.
4. Spreading Awareness Against Crime and Injustice: It is the duty of every member to raise awareness about crimes such as corruption, human trafficking, cybercrime, child labor, domestic violence, and other social injustices.
5. Payment of Membership Fees and Submission of Documents: Members must pay the prescribed annual membership fee on time and keep their documentation updated as per NCIB requirements.
6. No Misuse of ID or Official Materials: Members are strictly prohibited from misusing NCIB-issued identity cards, badges, authorization letters, or any official resources. Misuse may lead to cancellation of membership and legal action.
7. Respectful and Cooperative Behavior: Members should maintain polite, respectful, and cooperative behavior with other members, officials, and the general public while representing the NCIB.
8. Reporting and Accountability: If a member is assigned any task, they must submit timely reports or updates regarding their field work or responsibilities to the head office or assigned officer.

CONCLUSION

NCIB members are not just volunteers?they are responsible representatives working towards a crime-free, aware, and just society. When members exercise their rights responsibly and fulfill their duties with honesty and commitment, the organization can truly achieve its mission and vision.