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Section 9: In the principal Act, for section 17, the following section shall be substituted, Substitution of namely

Amendment to Rubber Rules 2009Central Rules · 1947

new section for section 17.

“17. (1) The Board shall implement the standards for quality, marking, labelling Implementation and packing for various marketable forms of rubber, for the rubber produced or of s t a n d a r d s processed in, imported into or exported from, India. f m o a r rkin q g u , a e li t t c y . , , for rubber.

4 THE GAZETTE O F INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II— Omission of section 18.

Amendment of section 19.

Amendment of section 21.

Insertion of new section 22A.

Power of Central Government to issue directions to Board.

Insertion of new section

24A.

Power to delegate.

Amendment of section 25.

Insertion of new section

25A.

Power to make regulations.

Amendment of section 26.

(2) Any officer of the Board authorised by the Chairman may at any reasonable time inspect the rubber sold or purchased by any dealer or processor at any factory or other premises of a dealer, processor or manufacturer or exporter for the purpose of ensuring the compliance of the standards under sub-section (1).”.

10. Section 18 of the principal Act shall be omitted.

11. In the principal Act, in section 19, for the words and figures “section 15 or section 17”, the words and figures “or section 15” shall be substituted.

12. In the principal Act, in section 21,—

(a) for the words “any officer of the Board may”, the words “any officer of the Board authorised by the Chairman may” shall be substituted;

(b) for the words “manufacturer, for”, the words “manufacturer or processor, for” shall be substituted.

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ActAmendment to Rubber Rules 2009
Section9
Marginal noteIn the principal Act, for section 17, the following section shall be substituted, Substitution of namely
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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