Deviations from these requirements shall be subject to approval by which body?

• A. The Bureau
• B. The Court
• C. The Ministry
• D. The Board

Answer: (A)

When a rule allows for exceptions, the body that decides on those exceptions is the agency that administers and enforces the rule. In this situation, that authority is the Bureau. The Bureau has the responsibility to review requests for waivers or variances, assess safety implications, and grant approvals or impose conditions so that safety is maintained even with deviations. Courts handle legal disputes, not regulatory exceptions. A Ministry typically sets broad policy rather than issuing specific deviations, and a Board may regulate a particular sector but isn’t the designated body for approving these deviations in this framework.