Committee appointments for industrial licensing enable inter ministerial representation and public consultation before finalisation. Substitution of rule 10(2) empowers the Central Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, to appoint one or more committees comprising members representing specified Central Ministries or Departments - Industrial Policy and Promotion; the Ministry for industries in the Act's First Schedule; Home Affairs; Commerce (Director General of Foreign Trade); and Micro, Small and Medium Industries - and to include other Ministry or Department representatives if deemed fit. The draft amendment is published for public objections and suggestions to the Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, and will come into force on final Gazette publication.
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Committee appointments for industrial licensing enable inter ministerial representation and public consultation before finalisation.
Substitution of rule 10(2) empowers the Central Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, to appoint one or more committees comprising members representing specified Central Ministries or Departments - Industrial Policy and Promotion; the Ministry for industries in the Act's First Schedule; Home Affairs; Commerce (Director General of Foreign Trade); and Micro, Small and Medium Industries - and to include other Ministry or Department representatives if deemed fit. The draft amendment is published for public objections and suggestions to the Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, and will come into force on final Gazette publication.
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