Other regulatory bodies under Scheduled laws are considered:

Under the PERA Force Laws, other regulatory bodies established under Scheduled laws are considered Secondary Regulators. This classification ensures a clear regulatory hierarchy where the Authority acts as the lead or primary regulator (as defined under Section 54), while other bodies function in supporting or secondary capacities.

The purpose of designating these institutions as secondary regulators is to maintain coherence and avoid regulatory overlap in enforcement matters. Each secondary regulator operates within the framework set by the Authority, ensuring coordination and compliance with the overarching policies of the PERA Force Laws. Their role typically includes providing specialized input, implementing specific regulatory provisions within their domains, and ensuring that standards established by the Authority are met across all enforcement stations.

This structure enhances administrative efficiency by assigning the Authority primary oversight while allowing sector-specific regulators to handle technical or localized aspects of enforcement. It also ensures accountability, uniformity, and smoother implementation of policies across different sectors covered under the Scheduled Laws.

In summary, PERA Force Laws establish a multi-tiered regulatory mechanism—the Authority as the lead regulator and other bodies as secondary regulators—to promote coordination, transparency, and unified governance within the enforcement system.