According to the PERA Force Laws, any guidelines issued by the Authority must receive approval from the Government. While the Authority can prepare and propose guidelines to regulate enforcement and operational procedures, these guidelines do not become legally binding until... Read More
According to the PERA Force Laws, any guidelines issued by the Authority must receive approval from the Government. While the Authority can prepare and propose guidelines to regulate enforcement and operational procedures, these guidelines do not become legally binding until the Government approves them. This ensures that all guidelines are consistent with the Act, the rules, and broader policy objectives. Government approval also maintains a proper hierarchy of authority, ensuring accountability, transparency, and uniform implementation of the PERA Act across all enforcement stations and administrative bodies. By requiring approval, the Act prevents unauthorized or inconsistent practices that could undermine enforcement or regulatory objectives.
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