Page 8 of 15 (g) written ancl oral reprimand: Provided that where the r:omplainant is a state functionary and the offence has not been committed against a private person, the Juvenile Justice Committee may dispose of the case through diversion with consent o 'the concemed public prosecutor. (5) For the purposes of diversion, all offences either minor or major shall be compoundable. (6) Diversion shall be exercised in the prescribed manner in cases- (a) where (b) where a jrrvenile is accused of commission of major offences and the age a jrrvenile is accused of commission of minor offences; and of the jurenile is not more than sixteen years at the time of commission of offenct:. 10. Juvenile Justice Committee.- than three months, the Govemrnent (l) On commencement of this Act but not later in consultation with the concemed Sessions Judge shall establish the Juvenile Justice Colnmittee for each sessions division. (2) The Juvenile Jusr.ice Committee shall consist of four members with following composition, namely:(a) serving J:dicial Magistrate with powers under section 30 of the Code, who shall also head the Committee; (b) district prrblic prosecutor; (c) member (d) serving p robation officer or social welfare offioer not below the rank cf loca1 Bar having at least seven years standing at the Bar, appointecl by the concemed Sessions Judge for period of two years; of an officer in BPS-17. (3) The place of sitting of the .luvenile Justice Committee may preferahly be in the same premises where the Juvenile Court holds sining. (4) The Juvenile Justrce Committee shall perform following lirnclions, narnely:-