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 Section 2 (g)defines “prescribed” as "prescribed by rules made under this Act by   the appropriate Government or the competent authority, as  the case may be;" Section 2 (g)defines “prescribed” as "prescribed by rules made under this Act by   the appropriate Government or the competent authority, as  the case may be;"
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 ===== Interpretation of Prescribed under RTI Act ===== ===== Interpretation of Prescribed under RTI Act =====
  
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 Mendel, Toby (personal communication, May 13, 2016) suggests that it is normally accepted that regulations cannot go beyond what is authorised, either explicitly or implicitly, by the primary legislation. One cannot, via regulation, get into matters that are not within the remit of the law. Mendel, Toby (personal communication, May 13, 2016) suggests that it is normally accepted that regulations cannot go beyond what is authorised, either explicitly or implicitly, by the primary legislation. One cannot, via regulation, get into matters that are not within the remit of the law.
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explanations/prescribed.txt · Last modified: 2023/04/15 10:59 by Shrawan