Rulemaking power allows delegated rules, retrospective operation from commencement, and authorised penalties for contraventions. The Government may, on the Council's recommendation and by notification, make rules for carrying out the Act, including matters required or permitted to be prescribed. The rulemaking power includes giving rules retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement and allows rules to provide that contraventions are liable to a penalty not exceeding ten thousand rupees.
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Rulemaking power allows delegated rules, retrospective operation from commencement, and authorised penalties for contraventions.
The Government may, on the Council's recommendation and by notification, make rules for carrying out the Act, including matters required or permitted to be prescribed. The rulemaking power includes giving rules retrospective effect not earlier than the Act's commencement and allows rules to provide that contraventions are liable to a penalty not exceeding ten thousand rupees.
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