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Under the Act, the term 'Scheduled Act' is defined as an Act specified in the First Schedule. Which additional feature is stated in the definition?

A Scheduled Act is an Act listed in the First Schedule and in force at commencement in the territories where it extends, and the definition expressly includes the rules made under that Act.

  1. AIt includes the rules made under that ActCorrect
  2. BIt excludes any rules made under that Act
  3. CIt covers only Acts passed after 1988
  4. DIt covers only Central Acts relating to wages

Explanation

Section 2(d) defines Scheduled Act as an Act specified in the First Schedule and in force on the commencement of the Act in the territories to which it extends generally, and it includes the rules made thereunder. So rules are part of the definition, not excluded.

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