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The West Bengal State Ayurvedic Health Service Act, 2002State Act of West Bengal · Act 11 of 2002

(1) The post included in the cadre of the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service shall be non-practising.

(2) Any person appointed to a post included in the cadre of the West. Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service may be granted such non-practising allowance as may be prescribed.

10. Any person of the West Bengal General Service appointed to a post as Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officer, including those who are in Administrative posts, other than a post included in the cadre of the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service shall be included in the cadre of the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service.

11. A person working as the Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officer prior to the commencement of this Act shall be included in the cadre of the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service and shall not be allowed to opt for the cadre of the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service.

12. Any person who has held, or who holds, immediately before the coming into force of this Act, a teaching post, in the Ayurvedic Medical Colleges of the State Government, under the West Bengal General Service, on terms and conditions for practice or non-practice, may exercise an option for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service or for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service in such manner as may be prescribed Cadre of West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service.

Posts in cadre of West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service to be nonpractising.

Persons appointed in West Bengal General Service Cadre as Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officers be included in the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service.

Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officers included in West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service shall not opt for West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service.

Status of persons holding teaching posts in the West Bengal General Service.

4 THE KOLKATA GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY, AUGUST 1, 2002 [PART III The West Bengal State Ayurvedic Health Service Act, 2002.

Transfer of persons holding teaching posts but not opting for West BengalAyurvedic Education Service.

Recruitment to State Ayurvedic Health Service.

(Sections 13, 14.)

and thereupon such person shall be appointed or shall be deemed to have been appointed, as the case may be, to a post included in the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service or in the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service, as the case may be:

Provided that the senior Ayurvedic Medical Officers temporarily engaged to such teaching posts in the Ayurvedic Medical College of the State Government shall not be eligible for exercising the option for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service:

Provided further that a person exercising option for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service and a person selected for appointment to the same Service shall, upon appointment to a teaching post in the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service, be required to perform duties in a Hospital in addition to his duties as a Teacher of the discipline concerned having such designation as may be prescribed:

Provided also that the persons holding teaching posts other than Senior Ayurvedic Medical Officers immediately before' the coming into force of this Act, who do not exercised any option under this section, shall be deemed to have exercised option for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service.

13. Notwithstanding anything contained in seciton 12, the persons holding teaching posts of any rank on terms and conditions for practice prior to coming into force of this Act, who do not exercise option for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Education Service but opt for the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service may, on transfer from such posts, be appointed to the West Bengal Ayurvedic Health Service in phases within a period of one year from the date of coming into force of this Act.

Where this provision sits

ActThe West Bengal State Ayurvedic Health Service Act, 2002
Section9
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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