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The 10 laws that Jaitley wants to change

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had on Monday proposed to bring in new legislation and change some laws. Here is a look at the 10 major changes he had proposed in the Budget

The 10 laws that Jaitley wants to change

Union Minister for Finance Arun Jaitley interacts with the media on the volatility of the share market in New Delhi. Photo: PTI

Sudipto Dey
LEGISLATION TO GIVE STATUTORY STATUS TO AADHAAR
IMPACT: Aadhaar virtually becomes the social security number

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MODEL SHOP & ESTABLISHMENT BILL
IMPACT: Allow small shops and establishments to remain open all seven days in a week

PUBLIC UTILITY (RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES) BILL
IMPACT: The proposed Bill, along with the guidelines for re-negotiation of PPP contracts, and the bankruptcy code, would help speed up resolution of disputes in construction contracts, PPPs, and public utility contracts

A COMPREHENSIVE CODE FOR RESOLUTION OF BANKRUPTCY SITUATIONS IN FINANCIAL SECTOR ENTITIES
IMPACT: Will work in tandem with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2015, when enacted, to deal with bankruptcy situations in banks, insurance companies, and other financial sector entities

A BILL TO DEAL WITH ILLICIT DEPOSIT RAISING SCHEMES
IMPACT: To curb illicit deposit taking schemes that mostly affect the poor and the financially illiterate

AMEND THE SARFAESI ACT, 2002
IMPACT: To give more say to lenders, allows non-institutional investors to invest in securitisation receipts

AMEND THE RBI ACT, 1934, TO PROVIDE STATUTORY BASIS FOR THE MONETARY POLICY FRAMEWORK
IMPACT: Enable setting up of a Monetary Policy Committee

AMEND THE SEBI ACT TO INCREASE NUMBER OF BENCHES IN THE SECURITIES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
IMPACT: The proposed move will help expedite cases related to the securities markets

AMEND THE COMPANIES ACT FOR EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
IMPACT: Will make registration of a company in one day a reality

AMEND THE MOTOR VEHICLES ACT TO END GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY IN STATE TRANSPORTATION
IMPACT: This proposal will open up the public transportation sector to private players
Note: PPP is private-public partnership
 

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First Published: Mar 02 2016 | 12:46 AM IST

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