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<h1>Central floor wage setting tied to minimum living standards; Section 6 minimum wages can't drop below or be reduced.</h1> The Central Government is mandated to fix a floor wage, determined with reference to the minimum living standards of a worker, and may prescribe different floor wages for different geographical areas. Before fixing the floor wage, it may obtain advice from the Central Advisory Board and consult State Governments in the prescribed manner, thereby institutionalising consultative inputs into the floor-wage-setting process. Minimum rates of wages fixed by the appropriate Government under section 6 must not be below the floor wage, and where previously fixed minimum rates exceed the floor wage, the appropriate Government is prohibited from reducing those rates, ensuring the floor wage operates as a non-derogable baseline and preserves higher existing minimum wages.