In February 2026, under the Industrial Relations Code amendment, when do tribunals under the repealed labour statutes cease to operate under the transitional provision?
Question and options
In February 2026, under the Industrial Relations Code amendment, when do tribunals under the repealed labour statutes cease to operate under the transitional provision?
- When six months pass after presidential assent
- When the next financial year starts
- When the corresponding bodies under the Code become functional
- When each state issues new minimum wage rates
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - When the corresponding bodies under the Code become functional
The Industrial Relations Code (Amendment) Act received assent on 16 February 2026. It allows the existing tribunals and statutory authorities to function until the corresponding institutions under the Code become operational.
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