(1) The Council may appoint one or more Committees to be called the Inspection Committees to inspect recognised institutions on its behalf,
(2) Every Inspection Committee shall consist of at least one member of the. Council and two other persons who shall be experts either in teacher education or educational administration.
(3) Every Inspection Committee shall inspect such recognised institutions as may be assigned to it by the Council.
(4) The Inspection Committee may, after giving at least fifteen days notice of its intention to inspect the recognised institution, visit such institution for examining the maintenance of norms and standards of teaching, examination and research undertaken by such institution.
(5) Before an Inspection Committee inspects a recognised institution, the Committee shall send to the Head of the institution, a questionnaire seeking information on all relevant matters relating to the institution to be inspected.
(6) After receipt of the reply to the questionnaire, the Inspection Committee shall fix the date of inspection by it and communicate the same to the institution concerned.
(7) The recognised institution which may be inspected by the Inspection Committee shall be associated with the inspection in the following manner, namely:—
(a) The recognised institution shall nominate not more than three representatives and then- names shall be communicated to the concerned inspection Committee.
(b) The representation of the recognised institution shall be associated with the inspection for such time and in such a manner as may be determined by the Inspection Committee.
(c) In carrying out the inspection, the Inspection Committee may have discussions with such officers, teachers and other members of the faculties of the institution to be inspected as may be considered necessary by the Committee.
(8) As soon as possible after the inspection, the Inspection Committee shall report its finding to the Council.