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<h1>FCRA Act: Authorities with Police Powers Investigate Offenses; Rule 22 Mandates Quarterly Reports by Investigating Agencies.</h1> The FCRA Act outlines specific procedures for investigations and reporting. Under Section 43, offenses can be investigated by authorities specified by the Central Government, who possess police-like powers. Section 44 mandates that prescribed authorities submit returns to the Central Government. Rule 22 requires investigating agencies, like the Central Bureau of Investigation, to provide quarterly case status reports, including details such as case number, registration date, and trial progress. Section 45 protects actions taken in good faith under the Act from legal proceedings, covering the Central Government, specified authorities, and their officers.