Rule making power: Central Government may prescribe procedural, appointment and jurisdictional rules under the consumer protection framework. Section 101 confers on the Central Government the rule making power to make rules by notification for implementing the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. It lists specific subjects for rules including classes of persons and activities, procedural requirements for bills and electronic filing, composition and service conditions of consumer bodies, meeting and staffing procedures, accounts and reporting, jurisdictional value thresholds, appeal forms and deposits, mediation exclusions, sampling and authentication, measures against unfair e commerce practices, compounding amounts and fund management.