(1) With respect to persons serving in connection with the administration of the Union territory, the Administrator shall exercise such power and functions as may be entrusted to him under the rules and orders regulating the conditions of service of such persons or by any other order of the President.
(2) In the exercise of the powers and functions referred to in sub-rule (1), the Administrator shall act in consultation with the Chief Minister.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1) or sub-rule (2), the Administrator shall consult the Union Public Service Commission on all matters in which the Commission is required to be consulted under clause (3) of article 320 of the Constitution; and in every such case shall not make any order otherwise than in accordance with the advice of the Union Public Service Commission unless authorised to do so by the Central Government.
(4) All correspondence with the Union Public Service Commission and the Central Government regarding recruitment and conditions of service of persons serving in connection with the administration of the Union territory shall be conducted by the Chief Secretary under the direction of the Administrator.
48. In regard to any matter referred to in sub-rule (2) of rule 4 and in respect of which no specific provisions has been made in the foregoing rules in this Chapter, the Administrator may, if he deems fit, either consult his Council or the Chief Minister, before exercising his powers or discharging his functions in respect of that matter. .... . • , . - • 262
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49. The Administrator may refer to the Central Government any draft Bill before it is introduced in the Legislature of the Union territory. When a draft Bill is referred to the Central Government under this rule, the advice of the Central Government shall be await4d before the Bill is introduced in the Legislature of the Union territory.
50. In case of difference of opinion between the Administrator and a Minister in regard to any matter referred to in sub-rule (1) of rule 4, the Administrator shall endeavour by discussion of the case to settle any point on which such difference of opinion has arisen. Should the difference of opinion persist, the Administrator may direct that the case be referred to the Council.
51. In case of difference of opinion between the Administrator and the Council with regard to any matter referred to in sub-rule (1) of rule 4, the Administrator shall refer it to the Central Government for the decision of the President and shall act according to the decision of the President.
52. Where a case is referred to the Central Government in pursuance of rule 51, it shall be competent for the Administrator to direct that action shall be suspended pending the decision of the President on such case or, in any case where the matter is in his opinion so urgent that it is necessary that immediate action should be taken, to give such direction as he deems necessary.
53. Where a direction has been given by the Administrator in pursuance of rule 52, the Minister concerned shall take action to give effect to such direction.