What were the key changes made to the Act?

The key changes made to the Act refer to the implementation of significant modifications or updates that were incorporated into a specific law or legislation. These changes can vary depending on the context and the Act being referred to. They could involve alterations to the scope or purpose of the Act, the introduction of new measures or provisions, the removal or amendment of existing clauses, or changes to the administrative procedures or enforcement mechanisms. Key changes are typically made to ensure that the Act remains relevant and effective in addressing the evolving needs and challenges of society, thereby promoting better governance and the protection of individuals' rights and interests.

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