(1 ) It shall be the duty of the Faculty- Power call for ta im formatior
(a) to secure the maintenance of an adequate.kzic31 standard of proficiency for the practice Institution.
of Ayurvedic System of Medicine including the subjects of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery. For the purpose of* securing such standard, the Faculty may .call upon the Governing Body or authorities of the Ayurvedic teaching Institutions, ... Examining Bodies or other Institutions as are included in, or are desirous of being included in the Schedule ;
(b) to furnish such reports, returns or other informations as the Faculty -may require .
of any course of study prescribed by byelaws or examination held by,. such body or institution with referewe to grant of any qualification to enable it to judge the efficiency of the institution given therein i n the Ayurvedic or any of its subjects or branches ; and
(c) to provide facilities to enabIe inspectors or any member or visitor appointed ani deputed by the Fzculty for the purpose to attend and be present at all or any -of tlie qualifying examinations conducted by such Ayurvedic Institution or Examining Bodies or. other Institutions.
' (2) The' lnspect&s( members or visitors shall not interfere with the conduct of any examination, ., bzt it shall be their duty to report to the .Fa6uIiyr their opinion as to the.suficiency or insufficitncy of , every examination which -!hey a.tttxj3 ar,d any other matters in relation to such examin'atirjns on which. , the Faculty may require thern to report.
(3) Every qualifying examination **held vy t3e bodies or institutions authprised undci. ,this seziion shall be inspected by Inspector-; memberb or itIsitors, at least once in five years and more frequchtly if the Faculty so directs.
(4) The Faculty shall forward a copy of every such report to the body which he13 the zxaminztion in respect 06, which the said report was rnade and shall also forward a copy of such . sepcrt,. together with any observation's made thereon by the said body, to the Council. ..
232 THE O w s s ~ AYURVED~C MEDICINE ACT, 1960 [ Or. Act 14 (Secs. 31 -32)
(5) An Inspector, a member or a visitor shall receive such remuneration to be paid as part of the expenses of the Faculty, as the Faculty, with the permission of Government may determine.
Xnforrnati~n rcquircd of 31. Every perscn who applies to have his name app"ntS for registra- entercd in thc register,' dust satisfy the Registrar tion. that he is possessed of some degree, title or qualification specified in the ScheduIe ; and he must inform the Registrar of the date on which he obtained the degree, title or qualification which cntitlcd him to claim registration under this Act, and shall furnish any further information required by the Registrar in order t o enabIe such person to discharge the duties imposed upon him by or under this Act. . . .
P~hibitipn 32. (1) The Council may prohibit the eritry in, OrentryIn G~ rcrnnv2l or order the removal from the register, the name of from t ha any practitionerfogiFter.
(a) who has been sentenced by a criminal coud to imprisonment for an offence 'declared by the Government to involve such moral turpitude as would render the entry o?
continuance of his name in the register undesirable, or
(b) whom the Council after inquiry ha,s found guilty of professional misconduct or other infamous conduct by a majority of at least two-thirds of the members present at a voting in the meeting specially convened for the purpose:
Provided that the Council may entrust such inquiry to a Sjlzcial Cornmittee which shall submit a report to the Council regarding the conduct of Practitioner concerned.
(2) The inquiry referred to in clause(6) of subsection ( I ) may in the discretion of the Council or the Committee, as the case may be, be he1Zin camera and an opportunity shall be given to ihe pmc[itibneT concerned to be heard in his defenck whether persond l y or through an aufhorised agent. -
(3) %'he-Council may direct that the name of any person against whom an ordq- has been made under sub-section ( I ) shall be entered or r e entered, as the a s e may be, after having satisfied Act 37 of 1850- (Se cs .53-34) itself that due to the lapse of time or otherwise, the disability mentioned in sub-section ( I ) has ceased to have any effect.
Proedlvr In 33. For the purpose of any inquiry held under inqunir.
clause (b) of sub-section ( I ) of section 32, the Coun- appeals.
cil or the Committee, as the case may be, shall exercise the powers of a Commissioner appointed under the Public Servants (Iuquiries) Act, 1850, and the provisions of sections 5, 8 to 10, 14 to 16, 19 and 20 of the said Act shall, so far as may be, apply to every such inquiry and appeal.