Laying of rules and specified notifications before Parliament requires a sessional laying period and permits parliamentary modification or annulment. Provision requires laying before Parliament of rules under the Act, Appellate Tribunal procedure rules under section 364, and notifications under sections 263(3), 264 and Chapter XIII-G for a total thirty days across one or more sessions; if both Houses agree before the end of the immediately following session to modify or annul the instrument, it will operate only as modified or be of no effect, without prejudice to the validity of prior actions taken under it.
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Laying of rules and specified notifications before Parliament requires a sessional laying period and permits parliamentary modification or annulment.
Provision requires laying before Parliament of rules under the Act, Appellate Tribunal procedure rules under section 364, and notifications under sections 263(3), 264 and Chapter XIII-G for a total thirty days across one or more sessions; if both Houses agree before the end of the immediately following session to modify or annul the instrument, it will operate only as modified or be of no effect, without prejudice to the validity of prior actions taken under it.
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