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PERA Act One Liner

The document outlines the establishment and functions of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority, detailing its structure, powers, and the roles of various officials. It includes provisions for enforcement stations, public nuisance management, penalties for violations, and the conduct of inquiries. Additionally, it addresses financial management, whistleblower protections, and the overall jurisdiction of the authority.

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PERA Act One Liner

The document outlines the establishment and functions of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority, detailing its structure, powers, and the roles of various officials. It includes provisions for enforcement stations, public nuisance management, penalties for violations, and the conduct of inquiries. Additionally, it addresses financial management, whistleblower protections, and the overall jurisdiction of the authority.

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Chapter I – Preliminary

1 - Short title, extent, commencement, and application – Defines the Act’s name,
scope, and applicability.
2 - Definitions – Provides key definitions for terms used in the Act.

Chapter II – Establishment of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory


Authority

3 - Establishment of Authority – Sets up the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory


Authority.
4 - Composition of Authority – Specifies the structure and members of the Authority.
5 - Selection Panel – Defines the process for appointing Authority members.
6 - Qualification and disqualification of an independent member – Lists eligibility
criteria and disqualifications.
7 - Meetings of the Authority – Regulates the conduct of Authority meetings.
8 - Director General – Defines the role and powers of the Director General.
9 - Committees – Establishes committees within the Authority.
10 - Powers and functions of the Authority – Outlines responsibilities and authority.
11 - Employees of the Authority – Covers staff appointments and roles.

Chapter III – District Enforcement and Regulatory Board

12 - District Enforcement and Regulatory Board – Establishes the district-level


board.
13 - Committees – Defines sub-committees under the board.
14 - Powers and functions of Board – Specifies the board’s regulatory powers.
15 - Powers and functions of Chairperson of the Board – Defines the role of the
Chairperson.

Chapter IV – Hearing Officer

16 - Hearing Officer – Establishes the role of a Hearing Officer.


17 - Procedure at hearings – Details the hearing process.
18 - Recording of evidence – Sets guidelines for recording evidence.

Chapter V – Establishment of Enforcement Stations

19 - Enforcement Stations – Establishes enforcement stations across Punjab.


20 - Requisition by the Enforcement Station – Specifies how stations request
resources.
21 - Record keeping at the Enforcement Station – Defines record maintenance
requirements.
22 - Sub-Divisional Enforcement Officer – Establishes the role and duties.
23 - Enforcement Officer – Defines responsibilities of enforcement officers.
24 - Conferment of additional powers by the Government – Allows the
government to expand powers.
25 - Duties of Enforcement Officer – Lists responsibilities and obligations.
26 - Investigation Officer – Establishes the role of an investigation officer.
27 - Sergeants – Defines the function of sergeants in enforcement.
28 - Enforcement Squad – Sets up enforcement squads.
29 - Administration of the Squad – Regulates squad operations.
30 - Prosecutor – Establishes prosecution responsibilities.

Chapter VI – Arrest

31 - Power to arrest – Defines arrest powers under the Act.


32 - Procedure to be followed after arrest – Specifies post-arrest protocols.
33 - Application of the Code to arrests under the Act – Aligns arrests with legal
procedures.

Chapter VII – Public Nuisance and Encroachments

34 - Procedure for removal of public nuisance – Sets guidelines for addressing


public nuisances.
35 - Action by Enforcement Officer – Details actions enforcement officers can take.
36 - Action by Hearing Officer – Establishes the role of Hearing Officers in disputes.
37 - Prohibition of encroachment – Bans unauthorized encroachments.
38 - Procedure for removal of moveable encroachment – Defines processes for
removing temporary encroachments.
39 - Procedure for removal of immoveable encroachment – Regulates removal of
permanent encroachments.

Chapter VIII – Issuance and Delivery of Notice

40 - Issuance and delivery of notice – Establishes legal notification procedures.

Chapter IX – Penalties

41 - Penalties under the Act – Lists punishments for violations.


42 - Pecuniary limits for penalties – Defines monetary penalties.

Chapter X – Preventive Measures

43 - Security and Bonds – Establishes security and bond requirements.

Chapter XI – Offences

44 - Offences – Defines acts considered offenses under the Act.


45 - Offences by companies – Holds companies accountable for violations.
46 - Personating a member, officer, or employee – Criminalizes impersonation of
officials.
47 - Misuse of authority – Penalizes abuse of power by officials.

Chapter XII – Conduct of Inquiry

48 - Conduct of inquiry – Sets procedures for official inquiries.


Chapter XIII – Jurisdiction and Procedure

49 - Cognizance of offences – Defines which courts handle enforcement cases.


50 - Bar of jurisdiction – Limits interference by external courts.
51 - Representation – Establishes rights to legal representation.
52 - Appeals – Provides mechanisms for appealing decisions.
53 - Redressal of grievance – Defines complaint resolution procedures.

Chapter XIV – Enforcement and Regulatory Coordination

54 - Authority to be lead regulator – Establishes primary regulatory authority.


55 - Directives by Government – Allows the government to issue directives.
56 - Exchange of information – Mandates data-sharing between agencies.

Chapter XV – Assistance to Authority and Whistle-Blower Disclosure

57 - Assistance to Authority – Requires public and institutional support.


58 - Whistle-blower disclosure – Protects whistleblowers.
59 - Reward and punishment – Establishes incentives and consequences for
disclosures.
60 - Protection of person making Whistle-blower disclosure – Ensures
whistleblower safety.
61 - Public to assist the Authority and its employees – Obligates citizens to support
enforcement.
62 - Public to give information of offences requiring enforcement by the
Authority – Encourages reporting of violations.
63 - Local headman and chaukidar to assist – Mandates local authorities’
cooperation.

Chapter XVI – Costs, Rewards, and Refunds

64 - Cost of enforcement – Defines who bears enforcement costs.


65 - Cost of investigation – Establishes funding sources for investigations.
66 - Reward for the employees – Introduces rewards for enforcement staff.
67 - Refund of fine – Provides conditions for fine reimbursements.
68 - Rent of State property – Regulates rent collection for government properties.

Chapter XVII – Finance, Accounts, and Audit

69 - Fund – Establishes financial resources for the Authority.


70 - Accounts – Defines record-keeping for financial transactions.
71 - Budget – Mandates budget preparation and approval.
72 - Audit – Requires audits for transparency.
73 - Annual report – Obligates the Authority to publish an annual performance
report.

Chapter XVIII – Miscellaneous

74 - Delegation of powers – Allows delegation of Authority’s powers.


75 - Public servants – Defines roles and protections for public servants.
76 - Indemnity – Provides legal protection for officers.
77 - Overriding effect – Establishes supremacy of the Act over other laws.
78 - Power to make rules – Allows the government to create rules.
79 - Power to frame regulations – Grants authority to develop regulations.
80 - Power to amend Schedule – Allows modifications to legal schedules.
81 - Guidelines – Provides guidance for effective enforcement.
82 - Removal of difficulties – Grants powers to resolve operational issues.

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