(1) The Government may, by notification. make rules to ca"rry out the provisions of thiS Act.
(2) In particular, and without prejudjce to the generality of the foregoing power,such rules may proVide for all or any of the fOllowing matte,>, namely:-
(a) tenns pertaining to· framing" ·-of'- revenue "model" governing 24 I charges, fees, costs and the like to be levied upon t~e llne dep-art~ents, Ipcal bodies, pubtib authorities, public and private authorities and citizens of India;
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(b) the conditions: to be inserted in the service level agreements or other agreements. with the line departments, IDcal bodi~s, public .authoriti'Els, public ,and private authorities; ',-_ .
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(c) application and' procedure governing generation of unique identification numb.er and notification of schedule of fees fixed and revised from time to time, payable by the contractor;
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(d) the method and procedure for classification of data into re5triet~d and un-restricted;,· -
(e) terms of appointment of RegUlatory Authority and Appellate Authority, their respective salaries, remuneration, allowances etc. as applicable there to; . ~':~:j) \~
(f) any other mptter ~hich is require.d to be, or maybe prescribed.
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26. Power of Re~ul~tory Authority to m,ake regulationso- (1) The RegUlatory Authority may, " with ~he approval of the Government, make regUlations not i~ consistent" with th"~" proxi~jons.of.thOls Act, to carry out 25 • , ----- - - - ----- the provisions of this Act
(2) In particular, and wit~o.ut- prejudice to the generality, of the foregoing power,such ',regulatioi'1S'",may- provide' 'fo'r"all or any"of the following matters, namely:-
(a) fixing t~rms, quailfications "and experience for the appoil}tment of supporting staff, officers, consultants, exp~rts, advisors;
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(b) proce~ure governing' adjudication of dispute 'between and among the line departments, local bodies, public authorities, private and public agenci~s ;
. (c) the procedure governing, enquiry,and imposition of penalty as adisciplinary authority-; /"~=.:.:;''\ ! .., ,C=.\\ ';':,)\1 J . "".:..~
(d) the manner and the forms of giving notice under -the Act;
(e) any other matter which is required to be, or ni~y be pr~scribed.· ,
(3) The maXimum" pen,alry, however, that may be imposed by the Regulatory Authority shaH not exceedten thousand rupees per default 26 • '27. Laying of rules and regulations' R Every rule made ~nder.this ,, :', 'ii.
Act by the Government anti every regulati'on made by the Regulatory Authority thereunder shall i?e'laid, as soon as may be after it is mad~, . ' before the· Legis-lativeAsserribl~~~·fDelh·i:'wtij'ie·i·t'i'~'·i~- sessio,"!, "for. a, total period of thirty days which maY,ge c,o,mprised in one session, or in two or more successive sessions, and jf before the expiry of session immediately following the session of the successive sessions aforesaid, the Legislative Assembly agrees ,in making any, md"dificatiorLin the rule or regulation, or the Assembly agrees that-the rule or regulation should not be made,' the rule or regulation shall thereafter have effect qnly in such modified form or be of no" effect, as the case may b~; so, however, that any such· modification or· annulment shall be without prejudiqe to the va1i9ity.. of anythingpreviqus[y done under that rule or. --. . .
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