Rulemaking power for foreign contribution regulation allows government to prescribe procedural, reporting and compliance requirements. Central Government may make rules by notification to implement the Act, including prescribing forms, fees, timelines and procedures for registration, prior permission and renewals; guidelines on acceptance, retention and utilisation of foreign contribution; authorities and manner for vesting, managing and disposing of contributions and assets; account keeping and reporting requirements for foreign remittances and returns; intimations for foreign contribution and hospitality; calculation of administrative expenses; definitions of political and speculative activities; compounding procedures and other matters required or permitted to be prescribed.
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Rulemaking power for foreign contribution regulation allows government to prescribe procedural, reporting and compliance requirements.
Central Government may make rules by notification to implement the Act, including prescribing forms, fees, timelines and procedures for registration, prior permission and renewals; guidelines on acceptance, retention and utilisation of foreign contribution; authorities and manner for vesting, managing and disposing of contributions and assets; account keeping and reporting requirements for foreign remittances and returns; intimations for foreign contribution and hospitality; calculation of administrative expenses; definitions of political and speculative activities; compounding procedures and other matters required or permitted to be prescribed.
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