Use of e-governance will be suggested where required. The commission, headed by Chairman of the Institute of Development and Communication (IDC) Pramod Kumar, will also suggest ways and means to face the challenges of drug addiction, female foeticide, caste-based social assertions and other social ills that have afflicted Punjab's society. The commission would suggest changes in processes, procedures, rules and policies to make the system corruption and harassment-free, Dr Kumar said.

The commission has nominated four more members, including Prof Dipankar Gupta, a sociologist and presently working as professor of sociology in Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; Atul Sood from the Centre of Studies in Regional Development, JNU; Ram Naresh Gupta, a former civil servant from Punjab, and Satwant Reddy, former secretary to the Government of India. The commission will be assisted by the task groups, he said.