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Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024 Test Online

Rizwan HaiderLast Updated: August 18, 2025

The PERA Act 2024 established the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority to centralise and streamline the enforcement of public welfare laws. It empowers the authority to regulate matters such as price control, anti-hoarding, and encroachments, aiming to ensure transparency, efficiency, and improved governance across Punjab.

Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024 MCQs With Answers

Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024 Test Online

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1. What is the short title of the Act?

Punjab Regulatory Authority Act 2024

Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024

Punjab Special Laws Act 2024

Punjab Administration Act 2024

2. To which region does the Act extend?

Punjab and Sindh

Whole of Pakistan

Only Lahore Division

Whole of Punjab

3. When was the Act assented to by the Governor of Punjab?

11 October 2024

16 October 2024

17 October 2024

10 October 2024

4. What does "EPO" stand for under the Act?

Emergency Police Operation

Emergency Prohibition Order

Enforcement Proceedings Order

Emergency Protection Ordinance

5. What does “Authority” mean in the Act?

Federal Authority for Enforcement

Punjab Regulatory Commission

Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority

Law Enforcement Department

6. Where is the headquarters of the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) located?

Islamabad

Lahore

Faisalabad

Multan

7. Who is the Chairperson of PERA?

Chief Secretary, Punjab

Chief Minister, Punjab

Senior Member, Board of Revenue

Director General

8. Who is the Vice Chairperson of PERA?

Director General

Chief Secretary, Punjab

Provincial Police Officer

Secretary Home Department

9. How many independent members are included in PERA?

10. Who appoints the Director General of PERA?

Chief Secretary, Punjab

Chief Minister, Punjab

Selection Panel

Governor of Punjab

11. What is the minimum rank required for an Authorized Officer?

BS-16

BS-17

BS-18

BS-19

12. Which officer maintains the minutes of PERA meetings?

Chairperson

Vice Chairperson

Director General

Hearing Officer

13. What is the quorum for a PERA meeting?

One-third of members

Half of members

Two-thirds of members

Three members

14. How are independent members selected?

By Chief Minister directly

By Governor of Punjab

By Selection Panel

By Provincial Assembly

15. What is the tenure of independent members?

2 years

3 years

4 years

5 years

16. Can independent members resign?

No, they cannot

Yes, with 6 months’ notice

Yes, with 1 month’s notice

Yes, anytime without notice

17. Who provides secretarial support to the Selection Panel?

Chairperson

Chief Secretary

Director General

Hearing Officer

18. What is the main purpose of PERA?

Judicial reforms

Streamlined enforcement of special laws

Political representation

Tax collection

19. Which body at the district level assists PERA?

District Enforcement and Regulatory Board

District Development Committee

District Magistracy Board

District Police Board

20. Who issues an Absolute Order?

Court

Authority

Hearing Officer

Under an Emergency Prohibition Order

21. Who appoints Hearing Officers under the Act?

Chief Secretary

Court of Session

Authority

District Board

22. Who can delegate his authority to the Vice Chairperson?

Director General

Chairperson

Selection Panel

Chief Secretary

23. Who can co-opt Administrative Secretaries into meetings?

Director General

Hearing Officer

Authority

Selection Panel

24. Who appoints employees of the Authority?

District Board

Governor

Authority

Provincial Assembly

25. Who may sanction rewards for exceptional efforts?

Hearing Officer

Authority

District Board

Provincial Assembly

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26. What is meant by “State Property” in the Act?

Private land acquired by Government

Property in the name or control of Government

Property of private companies

Land under federal jurisdiction only

27. Who is defined as “illegal occupier”?

Government tenant

Trespasser or one overstaying lease/allotment

Officer in charge of state land

Police officer

28. What does “public nuisance” mean in the Act?

Any inconvenience to the government

Any illegal act causing injury, danger or annoyance to public

Breach of contract

Private dispute between individuals

29. Which law governs the definition of “District” in this Act?

Punjab Civil Courts Act 1962

Punjab Local Government Act 2019

Punjab Land Revenue Act 1967

Punjab Village Panchayat Act 1952

30. What does “Enforcement Station” mean?

Any police station

Place declared by Government at sub-division level

Court premises

Provincial headquarters

31. Who maintains discipline among PERA employees?

Chief Secretary

Hearing Officer

Authority

District Board

32. Who provides assistance to Enforcement Stations?

Police only

Court staff

Employees assigned by Authority

Local Government staff

33. Which scale officer can be appointed as Director General?

BS-17

BS-18

BS-19 or above

BS-16

34. What is the nature of PERA as an organization?

Advisory committee

Body corporate

Government department only

Judicial tribunal

35. Which official presides meetings in absence of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson?

Director General

Independent member

Member nominated by Chairperson

Senior Member Board of Revenue

36. What happens if there is equality of votes in a PERA meeting?

Decision deferred

Chairperson has casting vote

Vice Chairperson decides

Governor intervenes

37. Can PERA hire consultants or advisors?

No, only government officers allowed

Yes, as prescribed by Government

Only with court approval

Only through Selection Panel

38. What is meant by “offender” in the Act?

Any person suspected or found violating Act or Scheduled laws

Only convicted criminals

Government officials

Judges

39. What does “Schedule” mean under the Act?

Work timetable

List of laws appended with the Act

Meeting calendar

Enforcement orders

40. Who frames regulations under the Act?

Provincial Assembly

Authority

Governor

District Board

41. Who makes rules under the Act?

Authority

Government

Court

Selection Panel

42. What does “Fund” mean in the Act?

Provincial Consolidated Fund

Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority Fund

Local government budget

Police welfare fund

43. What does “grievance redressal commissioner” do?

Manages state property

Appointed by Authority to hear complaints

Approves budgets

Leads committees

44. What does “Absolute Order” mean?

Order issued by court

Order in furtherance of Emergency Prohibition Order

Final order of Governor

Police arrest order

45. What happens to Authority’s decisions if there is a vacancy?

Declared void

Suspended until filled

Not invalid due to vacancy

Referred to Governor

46. What is meant by “public place” in the Act?

Any private residence

Only government offices

Places accessible to public like parks, hospitals, streets

Military restricted zones

47. What is the role of a Prosecutor under the Act?

Issuing orders

Representing cases under Section 30

Collecting taxes

Approving appointments

48. What does “committee” mean in the Act?

Parliamentary committee

Any committee constituted by Authority

Village panchayat

Judicial bench

49. Who issues notifications for commencement of the Act?

Provincial Assembly

Governor

Government

Authority

50. Who defines pecuniary limits for fines?

Court of Session

Authority

Governor

District Board

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51. Can Authority recommend budget estimates?

Yes, to the Government

No, only Finance Dept can

Yes, to Governor only

Yes, directly to Assembly

52. What does “services” mean in the Act?

Private contracts

Government services provided in public interest

Military services only

Religious services

53. Who may delegate powers to DG or Authorized Officer?

Governor

Authority

Provincial Assembly

Selection Panel

54. Who has the power to appoint employees of the Authority?

Governor of Punjab

Provincial Assembly

Authority itself or DG/Authorized Officer

District Board

55. Which body is constituted at district level under the Act?

District Regulatory Commission

District Enforcement and Regulatory Board

District Police Authority

District Coordination Committee

56. Who serves as the Chairperson of the District Enforcement and Regulatory Board?

District Police Officer

Deputy Commissioner

District Public Prosecutor

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General)

57. Who acts as Secretary of the District Enforcement and Regulatory Board?

District Attorney

District Public Prosecutor

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General)

District Police Officer

58. Where is the District Enforcement and Regulatory Board housed?

Police Headquarters

District Headquarters

Local Government Office

Court of Session

59. What is the quorum for meetings of the District Board?

One-third members

Half of members

Two-thirds members

Three members

60. Who maintains record of minutes and decisions of the Board?

Chairperson

Secretary of the Board

District Police Officer

Hearing Officer

61. Who can constitute committees under Section 13?

Authority only

District Police Officer

District Board

Governor of Punjab

62. Who appoints Hearing Officers?

Governor of Punjab

Authority

District Board

High Court

63. What is the minimum rank required for a Hearing Officer?

BS-16

BS-17

BS-18

BS-19

64. Within how many days may an offender file a representation before a Hearing Officer?

7 days

15 days

30 days

45 days

65. Which law does NOT apply to hearings under this Act?

Qanun-e-Shahadat, 1984

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967

Evidence Act, 1872

66. How may proceedings before Hearing Officers be recorded?

Handwritten notes only

Audio-video recording

Police reports only

Typed transcripts only

67. Who establishes Enforcement Stations?

Authority

Government

District Board

Court

68. What rank must a Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer hold at minimum?

BS-14

BS-16

BS-17

BS-18

69. Who is in charge of record keeping at the Enforcement Station?

Enforcement Officer

Investigation Officer

Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer

Sergeant

70. Which of the following is NOT a function of Enforcement Officer?

Issue Emergency Prohibition Order (EPO)

Conduct inspections

Confiscate articles

Decide representations of offenders

71. What device may Enforcement Officers wear while exercising powers?

Radio set

Body camera

GPS tracker

Wrist recorder

72. Who may confer additional police powers on enforcement staff?

Governor of Punjab

Government by notification

Authority by regulation

District Board

73. Who is responsible for registering FIRs at Enforcement Stations?

Enforcement Officer and Investigation Officer

Hearing Officer

Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer only

District Board

74. Which rank is required for Investigation Officers at minimum?

BS-07

BS-11

BS-14

BS-16

75. What is the role of Sergeants at Enforcement Stations?

Conduct hearings

Assist officers in enforcement, carry weapons

Preside over Board meetings

Decide representations

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76. What is the composition of Enforcement Squad?

Police and Army

SDEO, Enforcement Officers, Investigation Officers, Sergeants, other staff

Prosecutors and Judges only

Local Government Officers

77. Who administers the Enforcement Squad?

District Board

Authority

Provincial Police Officer

Court

78. Who may act as Prosecutor at Enforcement Stations?

Any police constable

Prosecutor appointed under the Act or deputed from Public Prosecution Dept.

Local government officer

Member of District Board

79. Which officers are empowered to arrest under the Act?

Only Police Constables

Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer, Enforcement Officer, Investigation Officer

Deputy Commissioner only

Hearing Officers

80. Within how many hours must an arrested person be produced before a Magistrate?

12 hours

24 hours

48 hours

72 hours

81. Who can file a complaint against public nuisance under the Act?

Only Enforcement Officers

Only the Authority

Any aggrieved person, department, whistle-blower, or employee

Only Deputy Commissioner

82. What must an Emergency Prohibition Order (EPO) include?

Arrest warrant only

Fine amount and penalty

Details of nuisance, directions to remove it, prescribed time, and penalties for non-compliance

Auction notice of property

83. If an offender ignores an EPO and does not file representation, what may the Enforcement Officer do?

Ignore the case

Transfer to District Board only

Enforce the EPO by removal, fine, confiscation, sealing, or arrest

Forward complaint to Police only

84. What happens to excess proceeds from auction of confiscated goods?

Deposited into government treasury only

Paid to the whistle-blower

Refunded to the offender after deducting enforcement costs

Kept by Enforcement Officer as reward

85. Encroachment on state property under the Act is:

Permissible with Deputy Commissioner’s approval

Allowed for temporary shops

Strictly prohibited

Decided by District Board

86. Who issues the Removal Order for immovable encroachments?

Enforcement Officer directly

Hearing Officer after hearing the person concerned

District Board collectively

Authority Chairman

87. Within how many days must an offender comply with a Removal Order?

7 days

10 days

15 days

30 days

88. Who is responsible for executing Removal Orders?

Hearing Officer personally

Enforcement Officer or Investigation Officer

Deputy Commissioner

Local Government

89. What is the penalty for failing to comply with a Removal Order?

Only warning issued

Fine up to Rs. 100,000 or imprisonment up to 6 months or both

Sealing of entire property automatically

Transfer of property to government

90. Who may issue a show-cause notice under the Act?

District Board only

Enforcement Officer

Hearing Officer

Prosecutor

91. How many days are given for reply to a show-cause notice?

3 days

5 days

7 days

10 days

92. What must accompany a show-cause notice?

Arrest warrant

Inspection report, evidence, photographs, or other proof

Copy of law

Prosecution report

93. Who has the power to impose penalties under the Act?

Enforcement Officer only

Hearing Officer after inquiry

Prosecutor

Deputy Commissioner

94. What is the maximum fine for repeated violation of same offence?

Rs. 10,000

Rs. 50,000

Rs. 200,000

Rs. 500,000

95. What is the maximum imprisonment term under general penalty provision?

1 month

3 months

6 months

1 year

96. What is the penalty for causing obstruction in lawful duty of an officer?

Rs. 25,000 fine only

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 1 month or both

Sealing of premises

Warning only

97. What is the penalty for tampering with evidence during proceedings?

No punishment

Rs. 10,000 only

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 1 month or both

Case transfer to civil court

98. Who may issue preventive orders to avoid imminent threat to public safety?

Hearing Officer only

Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer or Enforcement Officer

Magistrate only

Authority Chairman

99. What is the maximum duration of a preventive order?

7 days

15 days

30 days

60 days

100. Which of the following is NOT a measure under preventive orders?

Restricting assemblies

Removing hazardous structures

Stopping dangerous trade or activity

Conferring permanent ownership of land

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101. Who approves continuation of a preventive order beyond 30 days?

District Board

Hearing Officer

Authority

Government

102. What is the punishment for violation of preventive orders?

Only fine of Rs. 5,000

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 1 month or both

Case dismissal

Seizure of property permanently

103. What is the punishment for unauthorised encroachment on state property?

Rs. 20,000 only

Fine up to Rs. 100,000 or imprisonment up to 6 months or both

Confiscation of property without trial

Warning only

104. What is the punishment for creating a public nuisance?

Rs. 10,000 only

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 3 months or both

Only sealing of premises

Community service

105. What is the punishment for non-compliance with a show-cause notice?

Rs. 1,000 only

Fine up to Rs. 25,000

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 1 month or both

Only warning issued

106. What is the punishment for providing false information to an officer?

No penalty

Rs. 10,000 only

Fine up to Rs. 50,000 or imprisonment up to 1 month or both

Sealing of premises

107. A. District Board

Authority

Enforcement Officer

Government

108. What is the purpose of framing regulations under the Act?

To amend criminal law

To guide officers in performing duties and ensure uniform procedures

To issue land allotments

To make taxation policies

109. Who has the power to make rules under the Act?

District Board

Authority only

Government

Hearing Officer

110. Which body recommends draft rules to the Government?

Local Councils

The Authority

District Enforcement Boards

Prosecutors

111. Who has overriding powers if there is a conflict between this Act and other laws?

Local Government laws prevail

Criminal Procedure Code prevails

This Act overrides inconsistent laws

Federal laws override this Act

112. Who approves delegation of Authority’s powers to officers?

District Board only

Authority itself

Government

Enforcement Officer

113. What is the role of the Authority regarding offences under this Act?

It prosecutes directly in civil courts

It investigates, enforces, and refers cases to prosecutors for trial

It issues only notices

It has no role in enforcement

114. Which court tries offences under this Act?

High Court directly

Sessions Court

Judicial Magistrate of First Class

Hearing Officer

115. Who conducts prosecution of offences under the Act?

Enforcement Officer

Police Officer

Prosecutor appointed under Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service Act

Authority Chairman

116. What is the purpose of a whistle-blower clause in the Act?

To punish secret informants

To provide incentives and protection for reporting violations

To restrict flow of information

To allow police surveillance only

117. What is the maximum reward for a whistle-blower under this Act?

Rs. 10,000

Rs. 25,000

Rs. 50,000

Rs. 100,000

118. Whistle-blower identity under the Act is:

Made public for transparency

Kept confidential

Disclosed to offenders

Shared with local media

119. Who decides the amount of whistle-blower reward?

Hearing Officer

District Board

Authority

Magistrate

120. What is the purpose of the annual report of the Authority?

To collect fines

To inform Government about enforcement performance and challenges

To approve budgets of local governments

To appoint prosecutors

121. Who lays the annual report of the Authority before the Provincial Assembly?

Chairman Authority

Governor Punjab

Government

Chief Justice

122. Funds collected under the Act are deposited into:

Authority’s private accounts

Local government treasury

Provincial Consolidated Fund

Enforcement Officer’s fund

123. Which chapter of the Act deals with financial provisions?

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter IX

Chapter XI

124. What happens if an officer abuses powers granted under the Act?

No accountability

Immunity from prosecution

Liable to departmental and legal proceedings

Only transferred to another post

125. The Act is formally cited as:

Punjab Nuisance Control Act 2024

Punjab Regulation and Enforcement Act 2024

Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024

Punjab Public Order Act 2024

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126. Which officers are empowered to arrest under the Act?

Only Police Constables

Sub Divisional Enforcement Officer, Enforcement Officer, Investigation Officer

Deputy Commissioner only

Hearing Officers

127. Under what circumstance can an arrest be made without a warrant?

Only when a person fails to pay fine

Only when ordered by the Magistrate

If credible information or reasonable suspicion exists of involvement in an offence

Only when caught in the act of encroachment

128. To whom must records of arrest be reported?

District Collector only

Magistrate and Hearing Officer

Inspector General of Police

Authority Chairman only

129. Within how many hours must an arrested person be produced before a Magistrate?

12 hours

24 hours

48 hours

72 hours

130. Who can file a complaint against public nuisance under the Act?

Only Enforcement Officers

Only the Authority

Any aggrieved person, department, whistle-blower, or employee

Only Deputy Commissioner

131. What must an Emergency Prohibition Order (EPO) include?

Arrest warrant only

Fine amount and penalty

Details of nuisance, directions to remove it, prescribed time, and penalties for non-compliance

Auction notice of property

132. If an offender ignores an EPO and does not file representation, what may the Enforcement Officer do?

Ignore the case

Transfer to District Board only

Enforce the EPO by removal, fine, confiscation, sealing, or arrest

Forward complaint to Police only

133. What happens to excess proceeds from auction of confiscated goods?

Deposited into government treasury only

Paid to the whistle-blower

Refunded to the offender after deducting enforcement costs

Kept by Enforcement Officer as reward

134. Encroachment on state property under the Act is:

Permissible with Deputy Commissioner’s approval

Allowed for temporary shops

Strictly prohibited

Decided by District Board

135. Who issues the Removal Order for immovable encroachments?

Enforcement Officer directly

Hearing Officer after hearing the person concerned

District Board collectively

Authority Chairman

136. What action may be taken if an offender fails to remove encroachment within the specified time?

Complaint is dismissed automatically

Hearing Officer re-issues notice

Encroachment may be removed by the Authority at offender’s cost

Encroacher is permanently banned from business

137. What is the status of immovable property reclaimed from encroachers?

Transferred to whistle-blower

Auctioned immediately

Restored to the concerned department

Remains sealed for six months

138. Which forum handles appeals against orders of the Hearing Officer?

District Court

Appellate Tribunal

Deputy Commissioner’s office

Provincial Assembly

139. Within how many days must an appeal be filed before the Appellate Tribunal?

7 days

15 days

30 days

60 days

140. Who is authorized to make regulations under the Act?

District Enforcement Board

Authority

Provincial Assembly

Magistrate

141. What happens to rules or notifications inconsistent with this Act?

They remain valid until amended

They are automatically repealed to the extent of inconsistency

They must be ratified by Provincial Assembly

They continue if approved by Authority

142. What is the punishment for obstructing an Enforcement Officer in performing duties?

Fine only

Imprisonment up to six months or fine or both

Warning by Hearing Officer

Lifetime ban from public office

143. Which authority has the power to compound offences under the Act?

Hearing Officer

Authority or its authorized officer

Magistrate only

Deputy Commissioner

144. How are fines and penalties recovered under this Act?

Through local police only

As arrears of land revenue

By auction of offender’s property only

By order of Deputy Commissioner

145. What is the liability of companies for offences under this Act?

Only the company is liable, not individuals

Directors, managers, secretaries, or officers in charge are deemed guilty

Only shareholders are responsible

Liability applies only to employees

146. What is the punishment for repeat offenders under the Act?

Warning only

Double the penalty prescribed for the offence

Permanent confiscation of property

Community service

147. What is the role of the Enforcement Officer regarding removal of nuisance?

To monitor only

To issue Emergency Prohibition Orders and enforce them

To refer all cases to Police

To report to Magistrate only

148. Who supervises the overall enforcement operations under the Act?

Magistrate

Authority

Deputy Commissioner

Provincial Assembly

149. Which body is responsible for making policies under the Act?

Enforcement Officer

District Board

Authority

Magistrate

150. If someone obstructs removal of encroachment, what punishment can be given?

Warning only

Fine or imprisonment up to six months

Confiscation of property without penalty

Appeal to District Board

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151. Who decides appeals against the Appellate Tribunal’s decision?

District Court

High Court

Authority Chairman

Provincial Assembly

152. What is the purpose of Chapter VI of the Act?

Regulations of markets only

Powers of arrest and complaint procedures

Recruitment of officers

Revenue collection methods

153. What is the function of Chapter VII of the Act?

Rules on trade licenses

Encroachment and nuisance removal

Regulation of traffic

Governance of local bodies

154. Under which Chapter are appeals provided?

Chapter VI

Chapter VIII

Chapter IX

Chapter X

155. The Authority can delegate its powers to:

Any person or officer it deems fit

Only Magistrates

Provincial Assembly

District Boards exclusively

156. What is the legal effect of this Act overriding other laws?

Subordinate to local government laws

Prevails over inconsistent laws

Subject to approval of Assembly

Applicable only with Magistrate’s consent

157. Which Chapter deals with offences and penalties?

Chapter VII

Chapter VIII

Chapter IX

Chapter X

158. What is the penalty for repeat offences under the Act?

Same as first offence

Higher fines and stricter penalties

Warning only

Community service

159. Who may prescribe further procedures for enforcement?

Provincial Assembly

Authority through regulations

District Court

Magistrate only

160. What is the liability of government officials under this Act?

They are immune in all cases

Protected if acting in good faith

Fully liable like private citizens

Decided by Magistrate

161. What is the main purpose of Chapter X of the Act?

Appeals process

Powers of Authority to frame regulations

Special procedures for arrest

Court jurisdiction

162. Who has jurisdiction over offences under this Act?

Civil Courts

Magistrates of the First Class

District Collector

Provincial Assembly

163. How are compounded offences treated under the Act?

Considered acquittal

Sent to High Court

Tried again in Appellate Tribunal

Not recognized

164. What is the purpose of Chapter XI of the Act?

Appeals process

Miscellaneous provisions

Regulations for businesses

Tax collection rules

165. Who recovers costs of nuisance removal?

Paid by government

Paid by offender as arrears of land revenue

Paid by Authority

Paid by District Board

166. If a company commits an offence, who is held responsible?

Only the company

Directors, managers, secretaries, or officers in charge

Only shareholders

Only employees

167. Which authority ensures coordination among departments for enforcement?

Magistrate

Authority

District Collector

Provincial Assembly

168. Who prepares the enforcement reports annually?

Authority

Hearing Officer

Appellate Tribunal

Provincial Assembly

169. Who has the power to seal premises under nuisance provisions?

Hearing Officer

Enforcement Officer

Magistrate

Appellate Tribunal

170. What happens if auction proceeds are insufficient to cover enforcement costs?

Case is closed

Remaining amount recovered as arrears of land revenue from offender

Paid by Authority

Paid by District Board

171. Which body may hear representations against Emergency Prohibition Orders?

Appellate Tribunal

Hearing Officer

Magistrate

Authority Chairman

172. What happens if an appeal is not filed within the prescribed time?

Automatically accepted

Time-barred unless delay condoned by Tribunal

Sent to Authority for review

Forwarded to High Court

173. Who monitors the functioning of Hearing Officers?

District Collector

Authority

High Court

Provincial Assembly

174. What is the punishment for furnishing false information under the Act?

Warning

Imprisonment up to six months or fine or both

Dismissal from employment

No penalty prescribed

175. Which Chapter defines the overriding powers of this Act?

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter X

Chapter XI

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176. What is the effect of compounding an offence?

Treated as an acquittal

Treated as conviction

Sent for review

Retried in District Court

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