The Advisory Board reviews the cases of individuals who have been detained under the KAAPA act. This review process involves examining the evidence against the detainee, hearing from the detainee and their legal representatives, and considering any other relevant information.

Based on its review, the Advisory Board makes recommendations to the state government regarding the continuation or release of the detainee. These recommendations are based on whether the Board believes there are valid grounds for continuing the detention or if the detainee should be released.

The Advisory Board conducts periodic reviews of the cases of detainees to ensure that their detention remains justified based on the current circumstances. This is especially important given that the KAAPA act allows for the detention of individuals without formal charges for a period of up to one year, with the possibility of extension.

The Advisory Board conducts periodic reviews of the cases of detainees to ensure that their detention remains justified based on the current circumstances. This is especially important given that the KAAPA act allows for the detention of individuals without formal charges for a period of up to one year, with the possibility of extension.

The Advisory Board may provide legal guidance and advice to the state government on matters related to the KAAPA act and its implementation. This may include interpreting the provisions of the act, clarifying legal procedures, and providing recommendations for improvements or amendments to the act.