new delhi the states which have diluted the rera rules and builderbuyer agreements will have to defend themselves before the supreme court and centre wont bring the whole template down under the central law just because the states have done so union housing and urban affairs minister hardeep singh puri asked officials of his ministry on tuesday to submit the details of the rules and agreements under rera framed by each state in black and white to the supreme court while stressing that there would be no dilution of the lawthe minister was chairing the meeting of the central advisory council cac and for the first time the proceedings were live on social media platforms after a request was made by umbrella homebuyers body forum for peoples collective effort fpcecoming down heavily on forces behind the central law for real estate regulation and development rera puri said i am personally familiar with all the attempts made to derail this legislation when they found that we are resolute in our determination to implement the law then they tried something else they said lets accept it and then tried to tweak iti think we should place the facts squarely before the supreme court and we should be absolutely clear and i think if all of us agree that some states have done this we have enough persuasive power at our disposal to tell them that this is not correct there will be no dilution of the law those who have diluted will have to justify themselves as to why they have done it we will not bring the whole template downthe issue was raised by cac member and president of fpce abhay upadhyay who said that the ministry had tried its best to persuade states to adopt uniform rules and policies but it did not bring the desired results he said since now the issue of dilution in the rules by states is before the supreme court the issue can be resolved the sc has directed the centre to examine whether rules framed by states under rera are in conformity with the central law and if they take care of buyers interestthe cac also decided that a detailed examination of reasons behind nonimplementation of orders passed by regulatory authorities and adjudicating officers regarding refund penalty and compensation will be carried out similarly for structural safety of projects the development authorities can ask for a structural safety certificate from site engineer and promoter at the time of applying for completion certificate sources said union housing secretary manoj joshi suggested introducing the star rating of builders and to begin with it can be made voluntaryit also decided to set up a committee to look into various aspects of the legacy stalled projects and propose future course of action to ensure that homebuyers get their booked homes