The proposed law envisages a real estate authority to regulate all developers and real estate agents. All developers will have to register with the authority, the first such body in the sector. The draft, which The Telegraph has accessed, has been sent to the law ministry. Once cleared by the ministry, it will be presented to the cabinet before it is tabled in Parliament. The proposed act says developers have to disclose the carpet area, layout plan of the proposed apartments, structural design and plans for other on-site development. Builders cannot change plans or insert charges after the sale agreement is in place.