The rules made under Section 78 must be:

Under Section 78 of the PERA Force Laws, any rules made must be consistent with the provisions of the Act. This ensures that the rules do not contradict or override the main legal framework established by the PERA Act. The consistency requirement is critical because it preserves the authority and integrity of the Act while allowing detailed operational or procedural rules to be implemented. Rules that are inconsistent with the Act could lead to legal disputes, confusion in enforcement, and administrative challenges. Therefore, Section 78 emphasizes that while the Government or authorized body can frame rules to facilitate implementation, these rules must fully align with the Act’s objectives, scope, and legal boundaries. This approach guarantees that all rules are legally enforceable and support the overall purpose of the PERA Force Laws.