Delegated rule-making on foreign contribution expands for asset management, registration, reporting, appeals, and exemption procedures. The proposed amendment does not involve any expenditure from the Consolidated Fund of India. It enlarges the Central Government's rule-making power on procedural and administrative matters relating to foreign contribution, asset management, registration, transfer and disposal of assets, reporting, delegation, appeals, and exemptions, and these matters are described as of a normal character not practicable to include in the Bill itself.
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Delegated rule-making on foreign contribution expands for asset management, registration, reporting, appeals, and exemption procedures.
The proposed amendment does not involve any expenditure from the Consolidated Fund of India. It enlarges the Central Government's rule-making power on procedural and administrative matters relating to foreign contribution, asset management, registration, transfer and disposal of assets, reporting, delegation, appeals, and exemptions, and these matters are described as of a normal character not practicable to include in the Bill itself.
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