Parliamentary laying requirement governs customs rules, notifications and orders, with modification or annulment by both Houses. Every rule or regulation made under the Customs Act, and every notification issued under the specified enabling provisions, together with every order made under section 25(2) other than an order relating to goods of strategic, secret, individual or personal nature, must be laid before each House of Parliament for a total period of thirty days. If both Houses later agree to modify the instrument, it thereafter has effect only in modified form; if both Houses agree that it should not be made or issued, it is of no effect, without prejudice to prior acts done under it.
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Parliamentary laying requirement governs customs rules, notifications and orders, with modification or annulment by both Houses.
Every rule or regulation made under the Customs Act, and every notification issued under the specified enabling provisions, together with every order made under section 25(2) other than an order relating to goods of strategic, secret, individual or personal nature, must be laid before each House of Parliament for a total period of thirty days. If both Houses later agree to modify the instrument, it thereafter has effect only in modified form; if both Houses agree that it should not be made or issued, it is of no effect, without prejudice to prior acts done under it.
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