The Governor makes the rules by power granted in the Act of:

The correct answer is 2024. The authority for a Governor to make rules is always derived from a specific legislative act. This foundational concept of delegated legislation means that the rule-making power is not inherent but granted by a superior law.

• 2024 is accurate because it identifies the specific Act that legally empowers the Governor to promulgate these particular rules, establishing the necessary legal basis.
• 2023, 2025, and 2017 are false because they refer to different legislative years that do not contain the specific grant of power for these rules, making them irrelevant to the Governor's authority in this context.