Rulemaking power allows Central Government to frame rules, including retrospective effect and penal provisions for contraventions. Section 22 authorises the Central Government, on Council recommendation, to make rules for carrying out the Act, including rules on matters required or permitted to be prescribed. The power includes conferring retrospective effect on rules from no earlier than the Act's commencement and permits rules to provide that contraventions attract a penalty subject to the statutory ceiling.
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Rulemaking power allows Central Government to frame rules, including retrospective effect and penal provisions for contraventions.
Section 22 authorises the Central Government, on Council recommendation, to make rules for carrying out the Act, including rules on matters required or permitted to be prescribed. The power includes conferring retrospective effect on rules from no earlier than the Act's commencement and permits rules to provide that contraventions attract a penalty subject to the statutory ceiling.
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