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G.S.R. 342(E) · 8 May 2026

Rule 13 — Statement to accompany draft standing orders

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InstrumentIndustrial Relations (Central) Rules, 2026
Rule13
ChapterCHAPTER IV — STANDING ORDERS
Effective8 May 2026

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Exact rule text

Exact Gazette text extracted from the official English notification
13. Statement to accompany draft standing orders.- (1) The draft standing order shall be accompanied with a
statement containing, the name of the industrial establishment or undertaking concerned, address, e-mail address,

contact number and the strength and details of workers employed therein including particulars of Trade Unions, if any,
to which such workers belong.

(2) The draft modification in an existing standing order shall be accompanied with a statement containing the particulars
of such standing order which is proposed to be modified along with a tabular statement containing details of each of the
provision of that standing order in force and the proposed modification therein and reasons therefor.

(3) The statement referred to in sub-rules (1) and (2) shall be signed by a person authorised by the industrial
establishment or undertaking.

 (4) The Model Standing Orders, if modified, shall also apply to all the units of the industrial establishment or
undertaking.

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Forms and records

No form heading is directly assigned to this rule. Keep the application, notice, order, electronic acknowledgment and register required by the text.

Implementation owner

HR/employee relations with legal review and the authorised signatory specified by the rule.

System control

Create a workflow that blocks completion until every mandatory field, attachment, service method and timeline is satisfied.

Evidence

Preserve the exact filed form, annexures, electronic receipt, delivery proof, hearing material and final order.

Failure consequence

The underlying Code section may create invalidity, compensation, appeal, recovery, unfair-practice or penalty exposure.

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