Punjab Minister Manpreet Badal writes to FM, wants GIC suggestions accepted by GST Council
While seeking an opinion of the law ministry or the attorney general on the matter, Badal said that bureaucrats in the committee did not have the authority to judge the observations of council members.

While seeking an opinion of the law ministry or the attorney general on the matter, Badal said that bureaucrats in the committee did not have the authority to judge the observations of council members.
“On one hand, we are making decisions of overarching significance that impact taxpayers by means of subordinate law, on the other hand, refraining from seeking even the approval of the council, as mandated by the charter of the GST laws,” he said.
Badal was referring to decisions of the GIC including cancellation of registration, tax compliance amendments and waiver of penalties, which were placed before the GST Council on May 28 only for information of the council rather than approval.
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