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<h1>Enacted law narrows block-assessment to 'total undisclosed income', limits scope and revival, mandates consolidated abatement and three-month search gap</h1> The enacted provision narrows the Bill's block-assessment regime by focusing on 'total undisclosed income' rather than 'total income,' and by referring to 'this Part' instead of 'this Chapter,' affecting cross-references and scope. Both versions compel consolidated assessment and abatement of concurrent year-wise proceedings on search or requisition, provide sequential handling for multiple searches with a minimum three-month window, and allow revival of abated proceedings if block proceedings are annulled; the enacted text, however, ties revival and abatement mechanics more narrowly to specific sections, refines deeming language for notices issued during the search period, and limits the non-obstante sweep compared with the Bill.