Explain the composition and functions of the National Information Commission under the Right to Information Act, 2064.

The character: the Right to Information Act 2064's oversight body — the RTI regime's referee: the citizen's forum when the information is refused, the classification's reviewer when the state over- secrets. Not a court — a statutory commission with quasi-judicial powers. 8.1.1 Composition of NIC The structure: the Chief Information Commissioner and the Information Commissioners (the Act's design); The appointment: by the Government on the recommendation committee's process (the committee's composition designed for merit — the security-of-tenure faces); The qualifications: the experience in information, law, administration or the like (the chief's seniority); the ineligibilities protecting independence; The tenure: the fixed term — the continuity's design (no at-will removal; the removal only on the specified grounds). 8.1.2 Judicial Power and Functions of NIC Implementation's monitor: the public bodies' compliance audit — the information officers' appointment, the proactive disclosure's practice (the 20-day-type publication duties); The complaint's adjudication (the judicial face): the citizen's complaint against the refused or ignored request — the Commission hears both sides, examines the documents, and decides: order to disclose (binding on the public body) or the refusal's upholding (the exemption's validation); the appeal from the Commission's decision lying to the court; The classification's review (Unit 6's link): the exempted catalogue's scrutiny — the over- classification's check; the public-interest override's application (the exemption's harm vs. the disclosure's public benefit…