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Section 4: National Councit and its sub - committees

The Clinical Establishment (Central Government) Rules, 2012Central Rules · 2010

(1) The National Council shall classify and categorise the clinical establishments of recognised systems of medicine and submit the same to the Central Government for its approval.

(2) For the appointment of each sub-committee the National Council shall define the functions of the subcommittee, number and nature of members to be appointed thereon and timeline for completion of tasks. At the time of formation of each sub-committee, effort should be made to ensure that there is adequate representation from across the country in each committee from experts in the relevant fields across the private sector, public sector and its organizations, non-governmental sector, professional bodies.

academia or research institutions amongst others.

(3)The Chairperson of every such sub-committee shall be appointed by the National Council at the time of the appointment of the subcommittee.

(4) The proceedings of the meetings of the sub-committees shall be preserved in the form of minutes,

(5) Any recommendations made by the sub-committees shall be placed before the National Council for its consideration and further necessary action.

(6)The National Council of clinical establishments may request the State Councils or Union territory Councils to provide inputs for its consideration on particular matters. If required, the State Council or Union territory Council shall at the request of the National Council or the Central Government, as the case may be, constitute sub~committee consisting of members of the State and Union territory Councl' and field expefis for such period not exceeding one year. for deliberations and making recommendations on a particular matter or issue.

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ActThe Clinical Establishment (Central Government) Rules, 2012
Section4
Marginal noteNational Councit and its sub - committees
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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