Power to make rules

Power to make rules.--2[The] Government may, by notification in the Government Gazette; make rules consistent with this Act for all or any 09 the following purposes, namely :-

1. (a) for laying down the standard conditions in respect of material design and construction which shall be required for the purpose of enabling the re@stration and certification of a boiler under this Act ;
2. (b) for prescribing the method of determining the maximum pressure at whidh a boiler may be used ;
3. (c) For regulating the registration of boilers, prescribing the fees payable ther'efor, the, drawings, specifications, certificates and particulars to be produced by the owner, the method of preparing a boiler for examination, the form of the Inspector's report thereon, the method of marking the register number, and period within such number is to be marked on the boiler ;
4. (d) for regulating the inispection and examination of boilers and steam-pipes, and prescribing forms of certificates therefor ;
5. (e) for ensuring the safety of persons working inside a boiler ; and
6. (f) for providing for any other matter which is not in the opinion of 1 [the] Government a matter of merely local or state 'importance ;
7. (g) for prescribing the qualifications and duties of the Chief Inspector and of Inspectors, for regulating their salary, allowances and conditions of service, for prescribing or I constituting auth0~ ities to which they shall respectively be sbbordinate, end the limits of the administrative control to be I exercised by such authorities ;
8. (h) for regulating the transfer of boilers
   • (i) for providing for the registration a$d certiftcation of boilers in accordance with the rules made under this Act ;
9. (j) for requiring boilers to be in charge( of persons holding certificates of competency, and for prescribqg the conditions on which such certificates may be granted ;
10. (k) for prescribing the time within whicd Inspectors shall be required to examine boilers under section 7 014 section 8 ;
11. (l) for prescribing the fees payable for the issue of renewed certificates and the method of determining the amount of such fees in each case ;
12. (m) for regulating enquiries into accidents ;
13. (n) for constituting the appellate authokity refarred to in section 20, and for determining its powerk add procedure ;
14. (o) for determining the mode of disposad of fees, costs and penalties levied under this Act ; and
15. (p) generally to provide for any matter hhich is, in the opinion of the Government. a matter of merel$ local importance. 29.