Section 11
Feedback & supportFor the proper and effective carrying out of the provisions of this Act, the Minister may make regulations for all or any of the following matters—
the control and supervision of dealings in rubber including the sale, supply and export of rubber;
the control and regulation of packing, grading and shipping of rubber;
for the purposes of ensuring that the quality of rubber to be exported is of such standard as may be prescribed and for the prevention of fraud in connection therewith, the control and supervision of such standards including the prescribing of marks to be stamped or otherwise inscribed on rubber packed for export or on bales of rubber shipped for export; and
generally for the better and effective carrying out of the provisions of this Act, such regulations as may be necessary with a view to improve or revise the provisions of the Rubber Enactments in force and the proper conduct of the trade and commerce in, and for the marketing and export of rubber.
Rubber Enactments in force
"Rubber Enactments in force" means the Rubber Regulation Enactment, 1936, the Rubber Supervision Enactment, 1937 and the corresponding Rubber Enactments, Rubber Ordinances and Rubber Regulations in force as amended or modified by this Act.
Any regulations made under subsection (1) may amend, modify, repeal or replace any provisions of the Rubber Enactments in force.