Delegation of powers to Joint Secretary for explosives matters, with Central Government retaining revocation authority. The Central Government delegates its appellate and sanctioning powers under the Explosives Act and Rules to the Joint Secretary (Explosives Division), authorising that officer to hear appeals concerning refusal, non-renewal, suspension, revocation or variation of licences and certificates and to grant prior sanction for import or export by land, including imposing conditions in consultation with the Chief Controller of Explosives; the delegation is revocable and the Central Government may itself exercise the powers where it deems necessary in the public interest.
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Delegation of powers to Joint Secretary for explosives matters, with Central Government retaining revocation authority.
The Central Government delegates its appellate and sanctioning powers under the Explosives Act and Rules to the Joint Secretary (Explosives Division), authorising that officer to hear appeals concerning refusal, non-renewal, suspension, revocation or variation of licences and certificates and to grant prior sanction for import or export by land, including imposing conditions in consultation with the Chief Controller of Explosives; the delegation is revocable and the Central Government may itself exercise the powers where it deems necessary in the public interest.
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