Section 30 - Power to Make Regulations

SEBI's regulation-making power under Section 30 covers board procedures, employee terms, securities disclosure, and investment schemes

Section 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 empowers the Board to make regulations consistent with the Act and rules to fulfill its purposes. The regulation-making power covers various matters including Board meeting procedures and quorum requirements, service terms for officers and employees, capital issuance and securities transfer disclosure requirements, collective investment scheme conditions, registration certificate terms and fees, settlement proceeding procedures, and other matters requiring regulatory specification. This provision has been amended multiple times, notably removing the requirement for Central Government approval and expanding the scope of regulatory matters.