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The Veterinary Council of India (Inspectors and Visitors) Regulations, 1991

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TypeRegulations
Year1984
JurisdictionCentral
MinistryMinistry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
StatusIn force as published by the source
TextPublished as one document, as the source published it
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st, (si.) xnr s*irc^.l»ftT«' VETERINARY COUNCIL OF INDIA NOTIFICATION^'. .,- r New Delhi, the 12th November, 1991 G.S.R. 678(E).—In exercise of the powers confer­ red by section 66 read with* section 19 and section 20 of the M a n Veterbary Council Act, 1984 (52 -of 1984), the Veterinary Council of India with the- pre­ vious approval of the Central.'..Government ..hereby makes the following, regulations, narhely :—

1. Short title and commencement.—£1) These regu­ lations may be called the Veterinary Council of India (Inspectors and Visitors) Regulations, 1991.

(2) They shall come into force with immediate effect. _ _. . . . .

2. (1) Definitions.—In these regulations, unless the contest otherwise requires,-—

(a) 'Act' means the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 19S4 (52 of 1984);

(b) 'Executive Committee' means the Exe- 'cutive Committee constituted under . sub- ' section (1) of section. 12,.of the Act;

(c) Inspector1 means the veterinary inspector appointed under sub-secfion (1) of section 49 of the Act;

(d) 'President' means the President of Veteiinary Council of India elected under sub­ section (4) of section 3 of the Act;

(e) 'Secretary' menas the Secretary of the Veterinary. Council of India appointed under sub-section (11 of section II of the Aet;

(f) 'Visitor' means a visitor appointed under sub-section (1) of section-20 of the Act

(2) Words and expressions used in these regula­ tions and not seperately defined above shall have the same meaamg as in the Act.

3. Inspection of Veterinary Colleges, hospitals and institutions and examination held by a University, Board or other veterinary institution.—(1) The Veteri­ nary Council of India shall appoint not less than three inspectors to inspect Veterinary Colfege, hospital ot.

other bsritution where veterinary,education is gtQ "t>r to-attend- aoy.-vegeftftary examination held by say University, Board or other veterinary institution.

'(2) It shall be (he duty of the' Secretary to ascê aio periodically from the University, Board or other veterinary institution conducting veterinary examina­ tion, the date_ and_ glace of every suchexarainsdoa ..

which may be inspected" by the Veterinary Couacu of India . •• , - - . . ••• • -. :• ' .

4. Appointment of Inspectors,—(I) No person shaj' be appointed as an inspector unless the possesses (M follownig qualifications, namely :—̂

(a) (i) a recognised veterinary qualification fecluded in the First Schedule of the Act- OR •

(u) a recognised veterinary qualification inde­ ed in the Second Schedule of the Act.

(b) (i) must -have atleast five-years1 " teaching experience in a veterinary institution.

OR

(u) twelve years' professional' standing • OR > "

(iii) ten years' professional standing with, three years' experience as veterinary exa'mtasf-

(2) Every inspector shall receive from the Presi­ dent a commission in writing under the seal of &e Council arid -the commission shall, specify the veterina­ ry college, hospital, or other institution, \yhere veteri­ nary education is given the veterinary - examination conducted'by "the Urirversity, Bb'ard or o&'er veterinary institution' which'is required, to be bspecled by nan and he shall report to the Executive Committee there­ on.

(3) An inspector shall not accept hospitality from any veterinary college or from examiners or from any official of the University, Board or other insti­ tution conducting veterinary excav.i nation.. -r

(4) An;'inspector"commissioned by the. Veterinary "Council of India shall be paid travelling -allowance and other allowances as prescribed for the memoes of the Council for-atteoding its-.meetings.

(5) No member of the yeterinary Council of India" shall be appointed as ah inspector.

5 Procedure of inspection.—Every inspector shall comply with the followbg requirements, namely :—

(a) to make himself acquainted with such pre­ vious report on the facilities for teaching existing at the veterinary college, hespttsor other institution where veterinary ecucation is given and with the quahiying exa­ mination or veterinary examination conaurtcd by the University, Board, Veterinary institution which he is appointed to inspect, as the President mav direct and with the remarks of the body conducting the exami­ nations, the institutions authorities and tee observations of the Council thereon;

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to " E ^ S r - J f - r ^ 0 r S - ~ ( 1 ) U "u r n i s b i Q§ to* "=ott to me c.>e.unve Committee under sub-re'mlrifinnm S ta£effjate2°ncally about the sufaeiencv or ?£ • t• e " c h ^animation and a!sc to re-o-4 therein his specific opinion whether- " i a <ar the examination was properly conducted:

<b) F ^ S 6 ? * 0 ? 8 f 0 r s u c h lamination were • tae. eaucation imparted; and

(c) the teaching facilities available in the vefertttuij', college, hospital or other institution in ^ C ~ V ? ! e r i q a X y e d ^ U c m is given are .sirS5:"11^ r £ p ° r t r e f e r r e d 10 a s ingulat ion CD

(a) set forth all necessary p a r t i c u l a t e the juest-ons proposed in the written:, <m. and ted ffi? fcP^ ° f e 3 c h " ^ f t f t r » « o S tea by .the inspector, the cases and s t a n ­ ces provided for clinical and pracricA e^aminatrpns, the arrangements L d e for S- yigtoon, the method and scales of m a rv mg, the standard of knowledge shown " br- ™«essfiu candidates and generally ail «-ch detads as may be required /or adjudica'in* on the scope and character of the axf' a-

(b) -include a brief record of the actual time speot̂ by the inspector in inspecting each -,; examination on ea^h day of "Sis inspection;

(c) include inform nti,x> relating to teaching facilities,. equipments; accommodation and staff existing at such colleges, hospitals and institution's and other sections attached to

(d) Indicate the extent to which the recom­ mendations, of the Veterinary Council of India in regard to exaraiuations have hem carried out ID the case of each examination inspected by him and - also the extent to which the educational regulations of the Veterinary Cpuncii have beex; gives efecf to in the education of the students in the particular subject or subjects with which the inspector is concerned in the institutions" and fe? Compere the proof copy • his report on csipt from the Secretar with the oris^..

and correct, sign and return it to the ~Secirstnry :OT prsrerwrion in the record* of the Council as the anthntic copy af the report.

1. Consideration of the reports.—(1) Every rê ^n of an inspecor shall be printed under the direction of the President and a copy of such report shall be re­ ferred to the Executive Committee' for coasideratioa and report to the Veierinary Couri'cii of India, A copy of the report shah be supplied to *>a--*% rr,ar" h~~ -'* tbz Executive Committee. each member of

(2) Reports of inspectors shall be confidential un­ less in any particular case the Council shall other-vise - direct.

(3) As soon as a report by an Inspector has been printed, sufficient -umber of copies thereof marked 'ConadenriaP, uni ..- in any particular case the Coun­ cil otherwise directs, shall be forwarded to the con­ cerned veierinary college hospital, institution or the concerned University, Board or veterinary institution with the request tfcat it shall furnish to the Council is remarks, if. any." within thity days of the receipt of the repon by it.

(4) Every report of an inspector with the remarks of tie veterinary college, hospital or institution ins­ pected or of the" University. Board or other veterinary institution which conduced the examination shall h» supplied to e^ch fflemfeex^tihe_£l!GiinaU»nd shall be C0-Biidg.rcd byJhgJ^guncil at the ne^me_etmgjoge_- trieFwhh the ople7va7ioris or tnTT^iculjveToairrihtsa

(5) A copy of ever/ report of an inspector with thz remarks of the veterinary college, hospital or institu­ tion inspected or of the University, Board, or other veterinary institution which -enducted the examina­ tion, as the case may he. 3nd the observations of the Executive Committee, thereon, shall, after approval of the Veterinary Council of India, be forwarded to the'~Centr^]~tjbverament.

S. Visitor to inspect veterinary colleges, hospitals afctf'intfrutions and examinations held by a University.

Bc^rd' ar other veterinary institution.—The Council sfell appoint such number of visitors aslFmav deem r e ^ t i r ^ n r s g g ^ r v e r t e n n a r y coneBTHosmmTaEil _^I5giS:s^mlSri3m.fir^.y&tnunar^edncaxiaqj.s, given .or-...

.%L&tgad.an examination heldLbg~ana—UrJxcaiO^ Board o? other veterinary institution therefor.

9. Appointment of visitor.—<l) Subject to the pro- Visions "of sub-section (2) of 'Section 20 of the Act.

a visitor may b€\~~~

(a) a member of tht Council, or

(b) a person wht> is or has been a teacher of any institution conferring veterinary diploma or desree included in the First or Second Schedule to the Act;'or

(c) a person who has acted as an examiner in : -.iterinary dic?!oma or degree course inchij ja in rhe" ?;.--• -:r Second" Schedule to the ~.r-'-; or fa) . person who possesses^ veter ...ry d: • —j :: deg^ liter undergoing a courst of .".

in veP :; • incruded in the First or Sec. .„ Schec:. - > -he Act and having at least ten ye™, -x-.sssional standing.

ThS GAZETTE OF INDIA ; EXTRACRDltf, [PARI- II—SEC. .3(i (2^ No person who is appointed as an inspector fcr any inspection or examination shall be appointed as a visitor for the same inspection or examination".

(3"' A visitor who is a member of the Veterinary Council of India *hsU not recshc any re- ;nur..ration but shall be paid travelling and other alio vances as for attending the meeting of the Veter­ inary Council of India.

'•MA visitor who is not a member of the Veisrinary Council of India shall be paid travelling and other allowance; as! prescribed tor the members of the Veterinary Council of India for attending its meeting?.

(5) A visitor shall not take pan in the inspection of any veterinary coHece, hospital or other institution where veterinary education is 'given and where he is a teacher and of any examination held by any Uni­ versity, board or other veterinary institution whore he is an examiner.

(6) Every visitor ihail receive from the President a commission in writing under the seal of the Veteri­ nary Council of India and the commission shall spe­ cify the veterinary college, hosplui or o;her institu­ tion where veterinary education is given, *-,nd the exa­ mination held by any University, Board or veterinary imi;:u!ion which he H required to visit.

10. Duties of visitor—(l) In furnishing the report to ihe Fr2JkJcat it shall be -the July oH a visitor to gki his opinion categorically about the sufficiency or other-vise of e:\ch ins:i:~i;on examination inspected by him and also to record therein whether ;

(a) the examination, syss properly conducted;

f.b) the questions for such examination were fram- • •-. ed having regard to the Standards- of the .-. education imparts, ant! '""

(c) the teaching facilities available in the veteri­ nary collc-ge, hospital ^r other insttfutioti in which veterinary elocution is jr. ;n are sufficient.

(2) The report referred to above shall;

in sub-re suiation r>, fi. ai forth all necessary particular: 25 to the questions proposed-in '.he written, oral ssd practical parts of each lamination inspected by the visitor, the c s ^ and appliances pro­ vided for clinical and practical examination, the arrangement; made for mvkilahon.. the method and scales of marking the siandsrc of knowledge shown by successful candida­ tes' and generally all such details ?,s may be required :'or adjudicating on the scope and character of the examination;

(b) include a brief record of the actual time spent by the visitor in inspecting each examina­ tion on each day of, his inspection;

fc) include information'relating to teaching faci­ lities, equipments, accommodation and staii existing at such colleges, hospital; and insti­ tutions and other sections attached to them:

(d) indicate the extent to which the recommen­ dations of Veterinary Council of India in regard to examinations have been carried out i'-Ahe case of such examination inspected by him and also :o-\vhat.axuiU" the -ducaticnal regulations* of'the Veterinary <... ,.i of tridia ha\e been gh' \\" effect to in the edu­ cation of the studei---' in the particular sub­ ject or subjects with which the visitor is concerned in the instiuuicn; and (cj compare the proof of his repcr; on receipt from Hie Secretary with 'he original and correct- sign and return it -.o the Secretary for- preservation In the records of the Council as the "authentic copy of the report.

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'riauii oy tbe .dzsii-- . Kjovi. ot ssia Press, H.i::s oad. Mgw'n an-J Published by -ae CwntrolU.. of Publications, D- W :;.; :','-'64 1991 file://e:/ch

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