Justice J.S. Verma Committee Report (1999) was constituted to operationalize Fundamental Duties in Part IVA of the Constitution. The committee recommended various measures including making citizens aware of their duties, incorporating fundamental duties in educational curriculum, and ensuring their enforcement. It did not relate to duty to vote, freedom of religion, or National Judicial Commission. The committee's work specifically focused on effectuation of the ten fundamental duties added by the 42nd Amendment.