(1) The Council may, with the previous approval of the State Government, make regulations, not inconsistent with this Act or the rules made thereunder, for discharging its functions under this Act.
(2) In particular, and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such regulations may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely :—
(i) the conduct of business of the Executive Committee and of Committees appointed, by the Council ;
(ii) the time and place at which each meeting shall be held;
(iii) the issue of notices convening such meeting;
(iv) the conduct of business thereat;
(v) the conditions of appointment and service and the scales of pay and allowances of all the officers and servants appointed by the Council;
(vi) any matter for which power to make regulations is conferred expressly or by implication on the Council by this Act.
45. All rules and regulations shall be published in the Publica.
Official Gazette. tion of rules and regulations.
46. If, at any time, it appears to the State Government Control that the Council has failed to exercise or has exceeded or over the abused a power conferred upon it by or under this Act or has Council by State failed to perform a duty imposed upon it by this Act, State Government may, if it considers such failure, excess the Goverm meat.
or abuse to be of a serious character, after giving the Council an opportunity of being heard, notify the particulars thereof to the Council and if the Council fails to remedy such failure, excess or abuse within such time as may be fixed by the State Government in this behalf, the State Government may dissolve the Council and cause all or any of the powers and duties of the Council to be exercised and performed by such agency and for such period as it may think fit.
Regulations.
16 The West Bengal Homoeopathic', System of Medicine Act, 1963.
[West Ben. Act XXXII I of 1963.
THE SCHEDULE Qualifications enabling a person to have his name entered in the Register Of Homoeopathic practitioners.
(See section 21.)
1. Any degree or diploma or certificate conferred or granted on passing the final examination held by the General Council and State Faculty of Homoeopathic Medicine, West Bengal, or by the Council.
2. Any other degree or diploma or certificate conferred or granted by the Council which is declared by the Council with the approval of the State Government to be a sufficient qualification for registration as a Homoeopathic practitioner.
3. Any degree or diploma or certificate conferred or granted by any institution or authority within or outside the State:
Provided that such degree or diploma or certificate has been recognised by the General Council and State Faculty of Homoeopathic Medicine, West Bengal, or is recognised by the Council, with the approval of the State Government, as a sufficient qualification for registration as a Homoeopathic practitioner.
4. Regular practice of the Homoeopathic system of medicine for a period of not less than three years immediately before the date of commencement of this Act, subject to passing the examination mentioned in the proviso to sub-section (2) of section 21.
5. Any qualification other than a qualification mentioned in paragraphs 1, 2 or 3 by reason of which a person has been registered as a Homoeopathic practitioner by any Board or Council of Homoeopathic Medicine established by any other State Government within the Indian Union :
Provided that a scheme of reciprocity for purposes of registration has been adopted by the Council with the approval of the State Government.
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