Delegation of powers permits authorised authorities to perform specified functions, while the Central Government's rule-making power remains non-delegable. Delegation of powers under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 permits the Central Government, by notification, to authorise a specified ... Summary
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Delegation of powers permits authorised authorities to perform specified functions, while the Central Government's rule-making power remains non-delegable.
Delegation of powers under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 permits the Central Government, by notification, to authorise a specified authority to exercise or discharge its powers or functions for specified matters and subject to prescribed conditions. The power to make rules remains non-delegable.
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