law: Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 
  5. Establishment and constitution of Central Advisory
  
  Council and its functions 
  (1) For the purpose of advising it on matters concerning the
  
  development and regulation of scheduled industries, the Central Government may,
  
  by notified order, establish a Council to be called the Central Advisory
  
  Council.
  (2) The Advisory Council shall consist of a Chairman and such
  
  other members not exceeding thirty in number, all of whom shall be appointed by
  
  the Central Government from among persons who are in its opinion capable of
  
  representing the interests of- 
  (a) owners of industrial undertakings in
  
  scheduled industries;
  (b) persons employed in industrial
  
  undertakings in scheduled industries,
  (c) consumers of goods manufactured or
  
  produced by scheduled industries;
  (d) such other class of persons including
  
  primary producers, as in the opinion of the Central Government, ought to be
  
  represented on the Advisory Council.
  (3) The term of office of, the procedure to be followed in the
  
  discharge of their functions by, and manner of filling casual vacancies among
  
  members of the Advisory Council, shall be such as may be prescribed.
  (4) The Central Government shall consult the Advisory Council in
  
  regard to- 
  (a) the making of any rules, other than the
  
  first rules to be made under sub-section (3);
  (b) [Omitted by Act 26 of l973 ]
  
  
  and may consult the Advisory Council in regard to any other
  
  matter connected with the administration of this Act in respect of which the
  
  Central Government may consider it necessary to obtain the advice of the
  
  Advisory Council.