I have seen sentences with both prepositions (The committee on & The committee for)
E.g. Consider below written sentences
The committee on criminal justice reforms recommended a threefold strategy to arrest the drift and to prevent total disaster.
The committee for criminal justice reforms recommended a threefold strategy to arrest the drift and to prevent total disaster.
Are they both grammatically correct? If yes is there any difference in meaning of these two sentences?
Say if this question is asked in exam as MCQ fill up question with ON and FOR as options then which one will be the best answer?
If their usage varies in American and British English then please reply considering later one.