How are the rules made under the Act notified?

According to the PERA Force Laws, once rules are made under the Act, they are officially notified in the Gazette. This is a formal process that gives legal effect to the rules and ensures they are publicly accessible and enforceable. Notification in the official Gazette provides an authoritative record that the rules exist and are binding under the law. Other methods, such as media announcements, the Authority’s website, or local offices, are informative but do not carry the same legal weight. By publishing rules in the Gazette, the Government ensures transparency, uniform application, and legal validity of all regulatory provisions under the PERA Act. This process is essential to maintain consistency and accountability in implementing the PERA Force Laws across all enforcement stations and authorities.