Section 29 of MWA, 1948 : Section 29: Power Of The Central Government To Make Rules

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where the Central Government decides to establish a Central Advisory Board to oversee the implementation of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948. To ensure the board operates effectively, the government uses Section 29 of the Act to create rules that define how long each member can serve (term of office), the steps they need to follow during meetings (procedure), the way decisions are made (method of voting), how to handle the situation if a member leaves unexpectedly (filling up casual vacancies), and how many members need to be present to make the meeting valid (quorum necessary for business transaction).