Upholding the Parliament power to make laws for the National Capital Territory of Delhi, the Supreme Court Wednesday called upon the Lieutenant Governor and Delhi Government to work in harmony and ruled that the decisions of the state government, however, will not require the concurrence of the Lieutenant Governor though they have to be communicated to him. The scheme that has been conceptualized by the insertion of Articles 239 AA and 239 AB read with the provisions of the GNCTD Act, 1991 and the corresponding TBR, 1993 indicates that the Lieutenant Governor, being the Administrative head, shall be kept informed with respect to all the decisions taken by the Council of Ministers. The terminology send a copy thereof to the Lieutenant Governor, forwarded to the Lieutenant Governor, submitted to the Lieutenant Governor and cause to be furnished to the Lieutenant Governor employed in the said rules leads to the only possible conclusion that the decisions of the Council of Ministers must be communicated to the Lieutenant Governor but this does not mean that the concurrence of the Lieutenant Governor is required, the five-judge Constitution bench said.