 imii no 10 of 1877 the salaries and allowances of ministers (amendment) bill, 1977 a billfurthet to amend the salaries and allowances of minutets act, 1952 be it enacted by parliament in the twenty-eighth year of the republic of india as follows:-1 this act may be called the salaries and allowances ot ministers short (amendment) act, 1977 title s8 011952 s z for section 11 of the salaries and allowances at ministers act, 1952 sublti-(hereinafter referred to as the principal act), the following section shall tution be substituted, namely:-of dew hction tor ledion 11 "11 (1) the central government may make rules to carry out the purposes of this act power to make rut • 10 (2) every rule made under this act after the commencement ot the salaries and allowances of ministers (amendment) act, 1977 shall be laid before each house ot parliament and no such rule shali come into force until it has been approved, whether with or without modifications, by each house of parliament and published is by the central government in the omcial gazette" 3 notwithstanding anything contained in section 11 of the principal valida-act, as it stood immediately before the commencement of this act, no tiod rule made, or purporting to have been made, by the central government under that section with retrospective effect and no action taken or thing done in accordance with the rule so made, at any time before the commencement of this act, shall be deemed t~ be invaliri or ever to have been invalid by reason only of the fact that the central government had s no power to make such rule retrospectively under that section  statement of objects and reasonsthe salaries and allowances of the union ministers are governed by the salaries and allowances of ministers act, 1152 (58 of 1952) and the rules made therewlder sub-section (1) of section 11 of the act empowers the central government to make rules for carrying out the purposes of this act 2 in exercise of the powers so conferred, the central government had been making rules from time to time and in respect of certain rules amending the ministers' (allowances, medical treatment and other privileges) rujea, 1957, restrospective effect was given, though the act does not provide for such retrospective effect 3 on the recommendations of the committee on subordinate legislation which examined these rules, it is now proposed to amend section 11 of the act so as to provide that every rule made under that section shall be laid before each house of parliament and no such rule shall come into force until it has been approved, with or without modifications, by each house of parliament and published by the central government in the official gazette it is also proposed to validate the rules which have been given retrospective effect 4 the bill seeks to achieve the above objects charan singh new delid; the 21st july urn clallle 2 of the bill seeks to substitute section 11 01 the- actwbleb relates to rule making power of the cmtral goveramedt sub4eottol'l (1~ of that seetion empowers the central goveubliil!lllt to 'make n:des for'clifty-ing out tbe pufpmes of the act sub-section (2) provides that tbe rules made under sub-section (1) shall come into force only after they have been approved by each house of parliament with or without modifications 2 the matters with respect to which rutes my be made are mat  of detail the delegation; of 1egt81attw, puwer , t_e_e, al normal character  irraac'r; 'ftk)m '!'he &laribs and allowancbs 01' minlsftrs act, 1952 (58 01' 1952) - • - • •11 (1) the central government may, by notification in the oftlcial gazette, make rules for carrying out the purposes of this act power to make rulel (2) all rules made under this act shall be laid before both houses of parliament as soon as may be after they are made - - - - - a bill further to rmend the salaries and allowances of ministers act, 1952 (shri charon singh, ministe?' of home al1fjirs) 