Parliamentary laying of rules under customs law: subordinate legislation remains subject to modification or annulment by both Houses. Every rule made under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 must be laid before each House of Parliament for thirty days, across one or more sessions, and may be modified or annulled by agreement of both Houses before the expiry of the following session. Any modification or annulment does not affect the validity of anything previously done under the rule. The provision establishes a parliamentary laying and review mechanism for subordinate legislation made under the Act.
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Parliamentary laying of rules under customs law: subordinate legislation remains subject to modification or annulment by both Houses.
Every rule made under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 must be laid before each House of Parliament for thirty days, across one or more sessions, and may be modified or annulled by agreement of both Houses before the expiry of the following session. Any modification or annulment does not affect the validity of anything previously done under the rule. The provision establishes a parliamentary laying and review mechanism for subordinate legislation made under the Act.
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