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Section 43

Power to remove difficulties

Lets the Central Government issue orders removing difficulties in giving effect to the Act, for a limited period.

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If a difficulty arises in giving effect to the Act, the Central Government may by order make provisions not inconsistent with the Act to remove it. No such order may be made after five years from commencement, and every order must be laid before each House of Parliament.

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s.41Laying of rules and notifications before ParliamentRequires every rule and notification under the Act to be laid before both Houses of Parliament.s.17ExemptionsLists where most of the Act is switched off, including legal claims, regulatory functions, offshore contracts and research.

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