What is the role of Parliament in implementing international agreements, decisions made at conferences, and other international commitments?
The role of Parliament in implementing international agreements, decisions made at conferences, and other international commitments is to make any law for the whole or any part of the territory of India as necessary. This power can be exercised even if it does not fall within the legislative powers otherwise granted to Parliament, as long as such laws are for the purpose of implementing treaties, agreements, conventions, or decisions made at international gatherings.