What must the Authority do if the Government directs changes in regulations?

According to the PERA Force Laws, when the Government directs changes in any regulation, the Authority is legally required to comply with that direction. This ensures that regulations remain aligned with the Act and the rules made under it, maintaining legal validity and uniform enforcement. The Authority does not have discretion to ignore, delay, or challenge the Government’s directive in this context. Compliance guarantees consistency in operations, prevents conflicts between different levels of administration, and upholds the hierarchy established by the PERA Act. By following the Government’s instructions, the Authority ensures that all enforcement procedures and regulations remain current, lawful, and in full alignment with national policy and statutory requirements.