The correct answer is Section 9. This section of many legislative acts, including those relevant to the functions of agencies like the FIA, specifically grants the power to the appropriate authority (usually the federal government) to make rules for carrying out the purposes of the Act. These rules provide the detailed framework and procedures necessary for the effective implementation and enforcement of the law, covering aspects such as operational procedures, administrative structures, and other ancillary matters not explicitly detailed in the main body of the Act. This power is crucial for the dynamic and flexible application of the law.
Option A, Section 5, is incorrect. While Section 5 is often an important part of an Act, it typically deals with the functions, powers, or jurisdiction of the agency established by the Act, rather than the power to make rules.
Option B, Section 7, is incorrect. Section 7 frequently pertains to aspects like the appointment of officers, their terms of service, or other administrative provisions, but not usually the rulemaking authority.
Option D, Section 11, is incorrect. Section 11 often covers miscellaneous provisions, repeals, or savings clauses, which are generally found towards the end of an Act and do not typically grant the fundamental power to make rules.