Rulemaking powers under FCRA allow the central government to prescribe procedures and conditions for managing foreign contributions. The Central Government may issue directions and delegate most functions to other authorities, and has rulemaking power to prescribe procedural forms, ... Summary
Rulemaking powers under FCRA allow the central government to prescribe procedures and conditions for managing foreign contributions.
The Central Government may issue directions and delegate most functions to other authorities, and has rulemaking power to prescribe procedural forms, fees, time limits and substantive matters relating to registration, prior permission, utilisation and management of foreign contributions, reporting and accounts, renewal and compounding; it may exempt specified persons or organisations from provisions subject to conditions and may make orders to remove implementation difficulties within the Act's temporal limit.
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