(1) When a Bill has been passed by the Legislative Assembly, it shall be examined in the Department concerned and the Law Department and shall be presented to the Administrator with -
(a) a report of the Secretary of the Department concerned as to the reasons, if any, why the Administrator's assent should not be given; and
(b) a report of the Law Secretary as to the reasons, if any, why the Administrator's assent should not be given or the Bill should not be reserved for the consideration of the President.
(2) Where the Administrator directs that the bill should be reserved for the consideration of the President or returned to the Legislative Assembly, together with a message for reconsideration as is mentioned in the first proviso to section 25 of the Act, necessary action in that behalf shall be taken by the Secretary to the Adrninistrator in consultation with the Secretary of the Administrative Department concerned and the Law Secretary,
(3) After obtaining the assent of the Administrator or the President, as the case may be, the Law Department shall take steps lor the publication of the Bill in the Official Gazette as an Act of the Legislative Assembly.
44. Whenever it is proposed in any Department (other than the Law Department) -
(i)to issue a statutory rule, notification or order;
(ii)to sanction under a statutory power the issue of any rule, bye-law, notification or order by a subordinate authority; or
(iii) to submit to the Central Government any draft statutory rule, notification or order for issue by them;
the draft shall be referred to the Law Department for opinion and for revision where necessary,