Section 45 in The Border Security Force (Ceremonials And Marks Of Respect) Rules, 1989
45. Arrangement for the ceremony
.-These should include -(a)An outline of various phases of the ceremonies to be executed.(b)The method of signalling words of command and the exact procedure to be adopted on each signal. Loud speakers are the best means, but they must be reliable and be suitably sited. An alternative method, e.g. , visual signalling must be laid down to be used in the event of loud speaker breaking down or the words of command not reaching the troops and the audience particularly those in the rear.(c)Any special instructions regarding distance and intervals.(d)Any special instructions that may be necessary relating to the actions of the bands and drums.(e)The action to be taken by the various units and formations after the march past.(f)The method of notifying a cancellation of the parade, e.g. , who takes the decision, who informs and who are informed, including the means of informing.(g)As far as possible Mechanised units should march past on a different axis than those on foot. Former 's axis should be parallel to the latter 's but further away from saluting base.(h)Mechanised units which march past at greater speed behind units on foot, should be allowed to regulate their distances so that they can pass the saluting point at the correct speed.(i)After advancing in review order, an interval should be allowed for engines of mechanical vehicles to be switched off, so as to allow units on the ranks to hear the commands given.
