Section 25A of The Rubber Act, 1947 in hindi
Power to make regulations.
1[25A. Power to make regulations.--(1) The Board may, with the previous approval of the Central Government, by notification make regulations, not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder, to carry out its functions.
- (2)Every regulation made under sub-section (1) shall be laid before each House of Parliament.]
Summary
- The Rubber Board can create its own internal regulations to help it do its job.
- The Board cannot do this alone, it must get approval from the Central Government first.
- These regulations must fit perfectly with the main law and the rules already made by the government.
- Just like the main rules, these regulations must be shown to both Houses of Parliament.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Can the Rubber Board make its own regulations whenever it wants?
No, it always needs the previous approval of the Central Government.
2. What happens if a Board regulation conflicts with a rule made by the government?
The regulation is not allowed, it must be consistent with the Act and the government's rules.
3. Does Parliament care about the Board's internal regulations?
Yes, every regulation must be laid before each House of Parliament.
Test yourself
1.Under Section 25A of The Rubber Act, 1947, who has the primary authority to make regulations?
2.Under Section 25A of The Rubber Act, 1947, before the Board can publish a new regulation, whose permission must it obtain?
3.Under Section 25A of The Rubber Act, 1947, what is a strict legal requirement for the content of any regulation made by the Board?
4.Under Section 25A of The Rubber Act, 1947, what final oversight step is required after a regulation is made?