The Registrars of Cooperative Societies are responsible for: 1. Registration: Registering new cooperative societies, amendments to existing societies, and conversions of existing societies into cooperative societies. 2. Regulation: Ensuring compliance with the Cooperative Societies Act, rules, and regulations. 3. Supervision: Overseeing the functioning of cooperative societies, including their financial management, elections, and governance. 4. Inspection: Conducting inspections and inquiries into the affairs of cooperative societies. 5. Dispute Resolution: Resolving disputes between societies, members, and officers. 6. Education and Training: Promoting cooperative education and training for members and officers. 7. Advisory Role: Providing guidance and advice to societies on legal, financial, and management matters. 8. Maintenance of Records: Keeping records of registered societies, including their bylaws, membership, and financial statements. 9. Annual Reports: Requiring societies to submit annual reports and audited financial statements. 10. Winding Up: Overseeing the winding up and dissolution of societies. Please note that specific duties may vary depending on the jurisdiction and relevant legislation.
