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Section 3: Courses to be imparted at the Institute

The_Indian_Institute_of_Legal_Metrology_Rules_2011 and amendmentsState Rules of Punjab · 2010

(1) There shall be imparted at the Institute long-term and short-term training courses in legal metrology and other /,..,. ,.- allied subjects including consumer protection activities. '0

(2) There shall be such refresher course for specific purpose and for such duration as the Committee may recommend.

8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II-SEC. 3(i)] ·4. Obligatory functions of the Institute.- With a view to facilitation training, the Institute shall- (a) prepare, print or publish such books, manuals, handbooks, periodicals, instruction sheets, notes, papers or other documents on legal metrology and other branches of knowledge as may be recommended by the Committee;

(b) install in its premises such equipment and maintain such laboratories as may, in the opinion of the Director, be necessary for the proper discharge of its functions;

(c) prepare and_ iOlplement schemes to stimulate . ,universities, -eAgineering and technical colleges to impart basic education in legal metrology and allied branches of knowledge to under-gra~uate or post gradate students or both;

(d) prepare schemes for studies with regard to the Institutional legal and administrative framework most conductive to the proper implementation of the law relating to legal metrology;

(e) establish relations and co-operation with any other agency or organisation, whether in India or outside, which may have a useful function in relation to training in legal metrology;

(f) establish and maintain a library to encourage study of and research in legal metrology and allied branches of knowledge.

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ActThe_Indian_Institute_of_Legal_Metrology_Rules_2011 and amendments
Section3
Marginal noteCourses to be imparted at the Institute
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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