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    "content": "(a) in sub-clause (3)- (i) in the introductory phrase by deleting the words “decision making authority” appearing immediately before the words “freedom of any person” and substituting therefor the word “administrator”; (ii) in paragraph (c) by inserting the word “an” immediately before the words “administrative decision”; and (iii) in paragraph (f) of sub-clause (3) by: deleting the word “or” appearing immediately before the words “where applicable”; (b) in sub-clause (4) by deleting the words “decision making body” appearing immediately after the word “the” at the beginning of the sub-clause and substituting therefor the word “administrator”; (c) by deleting sub-clause (6) and substituting therefor the following new sub- clause- (6)Where the administrator is empowered by any written law to follow a procedure which conforms to the principles set out in Article 47 of the Constitution, the administrator may act in accordance with that different procedure. Mr. Temporary Chairman, Sir, for consistency of the drafting of the Bill, every other phrase has used the word “administrator” --- We just want to ensure that we have consistency in terms of drafting. That is the reason for the amendment. Under sub-section 2(c) by inserting the word “an” immediately before the words “administrative decision” and that is just to make logical sense in terms of proper English. Sub-Section 3(f) by deleting the word “or” appearing immediately before the words “where applicable”. Under sub-clause 4(b) by deleting the words “decision making authority ”appearing immediately after the word “the” at the beginning of the sub-clause and substituting with the word “administrator”. Mr. Temporary Chairman, Sir, again, for the same reason of consistency, by deleting sub- clause 6 and substituting thereof with the following new sub-clause:- “Where the administrator is empowered by any written law to follow a procedure which conforms to the principles set out in Article 47 of the Constitution, the administrator may act in accordance with that provision. We know that Article 47 provides for fair administration and we want uniformity in terms of procedure. That relates to Clause 4."
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