 bill no xxxiv of  2006 the quoting of source of law bill, 2014 abillto provide for the quoting of source of law while publishing notifications, orders, circulars, tenders for bringing in transparency in government functioning and for matters connected therewith or incidental theretobe it enacted by parliament in the sixty-fifth year of  republic of india as follows:—1 (1) this act may be called the quoting of source of law bill, 2014(2) it extends to the whole of india except to the state of jammu and kashmirshort title, extent and commencement(3) it shall come into force on such date as "the central government" may, bydefinitions2 in this act, unless the context otherwise requires—10(a) "appropriate government" means in case of a state, the government of thatstate and in other, cases the central government;(b) "publish" means publishing through official gazette, newspapers, magazinesand other print media;(c) "prescribed" means prescribed by rules made under this actquoting of some of law by appropriate govt3 notwithstanding anything contained in any other law in the time being in force theappropriate government shall not publish a notifications, orders, circulars, tenders without quoting of source of law viz constitution of india, act of parliament or state legislatures,rules framed thereunder, regulations, bye-laws etcpower to make rules54 the central government may, by notification, in the official gazette make rulesfor carrying out the provisions of this act statement  of  objects  and  reasonsthe central government as also state governments publish, from time to time notifications, orders, tenders etc in official gazettes, newspapers and other print media however, in most of the cases, the source of the law, namely, constitution of india, act of parliament or the act of a state legislature, rules, regulations or byelaws, under which these are issued, do not find mention thereinto ensure transparency in the administration public should know all the relevant aspects of government acts and deeds which are being published under the authority of law regulationspublic, companies, corporations or other bodies affected by such notifications, orders etc will get a clear idea if source of law under which these documents are published, is made known to them if any notification, order or tender etc is issued under the executive powers of any authority, constitutional or otherwise, the same should invariable be mentionedthis will also prevent the authorities concerned from issuing notifications or orders etc, which are outside the scope of the lawhence this billshantaram  naik memorandum regarding delegated legislationthe clause 4 of the bill empowers the central government to make rules for the purposes of this bill the rules relate to matters of details onlythe delegation of legislative power is of a normal character———— a billto provide for the quoting of source of law while publishing notifications, orders, circulars, tenders for bringing in transparency in government functioning and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto————(shri shantaram naik, mp)gmgipmrnd—3792rs(s3)—18-12-2014