s 26 Regulations
26.—(1) The Board may, with the approval of the Minister, make regulations —(a) regulating the packing, grading and shipping of rubber; (b) regulating the dealing, treatment or storage of rubber; (c) for the purpose of ensuring that the quality of rubber to be exported is of the standard required by the contract governing the transaction and for the prevention of fraud or malpractices in connection therewith, and prescribing the marks to be stamped or otherwise inscribed on rubber packed or shipped for export or on technically specified rubber; (d) regulating the manufacture of technically specified rubber and to prescribe the specifications for technically specified rubber; (e) prescribing the testing and quality control procedures to be adopted and followed by manufacturers of technically specified rubber; (f) prescribing the conditions upon which any licence or a class of licences is issued under this Act; (g) for the purpose of further securing the effectual control of the sale, purchase, storage and disposal of rubber and the prevention of fraud in connection therewith; (h) providing for the form and manner in which accounts and records are to be kept; (i) for the maintenance of proper standards of conduct in the carrying on of the rubber trade and industry and to deal with infringements thereof; (j) providing for the audit and presentation of accounts; (k) prescribing anything which may be prescribed under the provisions of this Act; (l) prescribing the fees for licences granted under this Act; (m) providing for the form and manner in which a register of licensees is to be kept for the purposes of this Act; (n) providing for the determination and designing by the Board of forms for the purposes of this Act and any regulations made under this Act; (o) prescribing the fees and travelling and subsistence allowances to be paid to the Chairperson and members of the Appeal Tribunal; and (p) generally for the better carrying out of the purposes of this Act. (2) Regulations made under subsection (1) must be published in the Gazette.