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of <h1>Section 6A: Repealing Amending Acts Won't Undo Changes Made by Them, Ensuring Continuity of Amendments.</h1> Section 6A of the General Clauses Act, 1897, addresses the repeal of Central Acts or Regulations that amend other enactments through textual changes such as omissions, insertions, or substitutions. It stipulates that unless explicitly stated otherwise, the repeal of such an amending enactment does not affect the ongoing validity of the amendments made by it, which remain in effect at the time of the repeal. This provision ensures the continuity of amendments despite the repeal of the original amending legislation.
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