Are there any other legal implications for officers or members of co-operative societies who commit offences related to their duties?
Based on the provided context, yes, there are legal implications for officers or members of co-operative societies who commit offences related to their duties. They may be subject to penalties as stated in Section 243ZQ(1) which allows the State Legislature to make laws defining offences and penalties for such offences. Additionally, some specific acts or omissions that could lead to legal consequences are mentioned in Section 243ZQ(2), including: (a) making false returns or furnishing false information; (b) disobeying summons, requisitions, or lawful written orders issued under the State Act; (c) failing to pay deductions made from an employee's salary within 14 days; and (d) wilfully failing to handover custody of property belonging to the co-operative society.