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the Commission should necessarily act within the parameters prescribed by the Act creating it and the confines of jurisdiction vested in it by the Act

the Supreme Court in respect of powers of the National Human Rights Commission in the case of N.C. Dhoundial v. Union of India and Ors.: (2004) 2 SCC 579 (at page 586):-

in the absence of any power, a delegate cannot sub-delegate its power to another person

in Delhi Development Authority vs Central Information Commission datede on 21 May, 2010 THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI in WP (C) 12714/2009 Honorable Justice Badar Durrez Ahmed , held that ...

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the Commission should necessarily act within the parameters prescribed by the Act creating it and the confines of jurisdiction vested in it by the Act

in the absence of any power, a delegate cannot sub-delegate its power to another person