Parliamentary laying of rules governs GST compensation rules through modification, annulment, and ation of prior validity. Rules made by the Central Government under the Goods and Services Tax (Compensation to States) Act must be laid before each House of Parliament for a total period of thirty days across one or more sessions. If both Houses agree to modify the rule, it operates only in the modified form; if both Houses agree that it should not be made, it has no effect. Any such modification or annulment does not affect anything previously done under the rule.
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Parliamentary laying of rules governs GST compensation rules through modification, annulment, and ation of prior validity.
Rules made by the Central Government under the Goods and Services Tax (Compensation to States) Act must be laid before each House of Parliament for a total period of thirty days across one or more sessions. If both Houses agree to modify the rule, it operates only in the modified form; if both Houses agree that it should not be made, it has no effect. Any such modification or annulment does not affect anything previously done under the rule.
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