Without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of the Act and the rules made hereunder, the Regulatory Committee shall have the following powers, namely:- (I) to call for any records of the University, its campuses, centers or institutions mu by the University;
(2) to cause inspection of the University, its building, halls, hostel, library, laboratory, including campus, center and other institutions maintained by the University,
(3) to inspect the academic, administrative and financial activities of the University,
(4) to summon any person associated with the University o•i to any witness in relation to any proceedings conducted by the University and to enforce their attendance-in the same manner and with the same authority vested to a Civil Court under the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, (5 ) to recommend to the State Government !Or dissolution of any authority of the University including the Governing Board:
(6) to recommend to the University ibr starting new course and also to suggest syllabus and curriculum of various subjects or courses as per UGC guidelines, if any, to prescribe fees of professional courses in the University and to recommend course fee for other courses, not inconsistent with the rules of relevant regulatory bodies and in considering the unit cost of education.
infrastructural facilities provided to the students, quality of education and faculties provided, etc.
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(8) to direct the University to adopt the admission policy not inconsistent with the norms of Regulatory Bodies,
(9) to recommend to the State Government the dissolution of the University,
(10) to do such other functions under the provisions of the Act.
Determination of certain disputes by the Committee:—
(1) The University, its authority or Body including its employee may prefer application to the Regulatory Committee regarding any disputes in between the University or body or employees.
(2) 'fhe 'Regulatory Committee may, upon giving an opportunity of hearing to the other party in dispute. determine the dispute and issue necessary direction in this regard.
(3) Every direction issued in this regard is binding upon the University, its employee or any Body or authority of the University.
(4) The proceedings drawn under this rule shall be deemed to be a proceeding drawn under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996.
(5) The result of the proceedings shall be binding on the party to the dispute concerned.