Suspension of provisions: Central Government may notify suspension or relaxation of provisions, subject to parliamentary review and modification. Central Government may, by notification, suspend or relax the operation of all or any provisions of the Act-either for a period or indefinitely-if satisfied such measures are necessary or expedient in the public interest. Indefinite suspensions may be removed later by notification. Every notification must be laid before both Houses of Parliament for a total of thirty days across one or more sessions, and Parliament may modify or annul the notification without affecting prior actions taken under it.
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Suspension of provisions: Central Government may notify suspension or relaxation of provisions, subject to parliamentary review and modification.
Central Government may, by notification, suspend or relax the operation of all or any provisions of the Act-either for a period or indefinitely-if satisfied such measures are necessary or expedient in the public interest. Indefinite suspensions may be removed later by notification. Every notification must be laid before both Houses of Parliament for a total of thirty days across one or more sessions, and Parliament may modify or annul the notification without affecting prior actions taken under it.
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