(1) The Central Government may, if it thinks fit, constitute one or more committees consisting of such
number of persons as it may appoint thereto representing the interests principally affected or having
special knowledge of the subject-matter, for the purpose of advising it when considering the making
or alteration of any rules, regulations or scales of fees under this Act or for any other purpose
connected with this Act.
(2) There shall be paid to the members of any such committee such travelling and other allowances as the Central Government may fix.
(3) Committees may be constituted under this section to advise the Central Government either generally as regards any rules, regulations or scales of fees or as regards any class or classes of rules, regulations or scales of fees in particular or for any other purpose connected with this Act.
(2) There shall be paid to the members of any such committee such travelling and other allowances as the Central Government may fix.
(3) Committees may be constituted under this section to advise the Central Government either generally as regards any rules, regulations or scales of fees or as regards any class or classes of rules, regulations or scales of fees in particular or for any other purpose connected with this Act.