Section 36 of The National Institutes of Design Act, 2014
The Central Government may give such directions as it may deem necessary 1[to any Institute] for effective administration of this Act and the Institute shall comply with such directions.
Summary
- The Central Government has the authority to give specific orders or "directions" to any Institute.
- These directions must be aimed at the "effective administration" of the Act.
- The Central Government can issue these directions whenever it thinks they are necessary.
- Every Institute is legally required to follow and carry out these directions.
- This section ensures that the government maintains oversight over how the law is put into practice.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Can the Central Government give directions about anything they want?
The Act specifies directions should be for the "effective administration" of the Act.
2. Does the Governing Council have to approve the government's direction first?
No, the power to issue directions sits with the Central Government, and the Institute's duty is to comply.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 36 of The National Institutes of Design Act, 2014, who has the power to issue directions to the Institute?
Q2.For what purpose can directions be issued under Section 36 of The National Institutes of Design Act, 2014?
Q3.What is the Institute's obligation regarding directions received under Section 36 of The National Institutes of Design Act, 2014?
Q4.Under Section 36 of The National Institutes of Design Act, 2014, how many Institutes can receive these directions?