Rule-making power enables government to prescribe forms, certificates and other rule details with parliamentary oversight and modification. Central Government may make rules to carry out the Scheme, including prescribing the form and verification of declarations, the form of certificates, and any other matters to be prescribed; every rule must be laid before both Houses of Parliament for oversight and is subject to modification or annulment without prejudice to the validity of prior actions under the rule.
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Rule-making power enables government to prescribe forms, certificates and other rule details with parliamentary oversight and modification.
Central Government may make rules to carry out the Scheme, including prescribing the form and verification of declarations, the form of certificates, and any other matters to be prescribed; every rule must be laid before both Houses of Parliament for oversight and is subject to modification or annulment without prejudice to the validity of prior actions under the rule.
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