The Goa Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy Council Act, 2001

The Goa Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy Council Act, 2001

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The Goa Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy Council Act, 2001 establishes the Goa Board of Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy to regulate and supervise the education, professional registration, and practice of Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, and Homoeopathy medical practitioners across the State of Goa. It applies to medical practitioners, educational institutions, candidates, and healthcare facilities operating within these systems of medicine. For ordinary citizens, the law acts as a vital protective shield against fake medical practitioners by maintaining an official register of qualified doctors, enforcing educational standards, establishing ethical standards, and prohibiting unregistered practice or unauthorized cross-practice of allopathic medicine.

Chapter I Chapter I →

  1. 1Short title, extent and commencement
  2. 2Definitions

Chapter II Chapter II →

  1. 3Establishment of Board
  2. 4Chairman and Vice-Chairman
  3. 5Term of Office
  4. 6All members of the Board to be constituted first shall be nominated by the Government
  5. 7Board to be constituted first shall be nominated by the Government and shall hold office for a period of three years from its constitution.
  6. 8The Chairman of the Board, wishing to resign, may forward his written resignation to the Government.
  7. 9Removal of member
  8. 10Disqualification of Membership
  9. 11Duties of Chairman
  10. 12Act, or rules framed thereunder.
  11. 13Duties of Vice-Chairman
  12. 14Nomination of members in default of election
  13. 15Notification of election, nominations of vacancies
  14. 16Payment of allowance to members

Chapter III Chapter III →

  1. 17Meeting of the Board
  2. 18Procedure at meetings of Board
  3. 19The minutes book and resolutions
  4. 20Validity of proceedings

Chapter IV Chapter IV →

  1. 21Registrar, other officers and servants of the Board
  2. 22Order by Board for maintenance of register
  3. 23Duties of Registrar
  4. 24Provided that the Board may, if it thinks fit, direct that the name of the practitioner be re-entered in the register.
  5. 25Renewal fees
  6. 26Provided that a name so removed may be restored to the register on payment of such fees and in such manner as may be prescribed.
  7. 27Power of Board to call for information from medical institution
  8. 28Publication of names entered in the register
  9. 29Such certificate shall be issued free of charge.
  10. 30Appointment of Inspector
  11. 31Grant and withdrawal of recognition

Chapter V Chapter V →

  1. 32Powers of the Board
  2. 33Budget
  3. 34Revised budget
  4. 35Indian system of medicines and homoeopathy fund
  5. 36Custody and investment of Indian system of medicines and homoeopathy fund

Chapter VI Chapter VI →

  1. 37Practitioner Certificates
  2. 38Exemption from serving on inquests

Chapter VII Chapter VII →

  1. 39Registered practitioner not to practice any other system of medicine
  2. 40Conferring, granting or issuing diploma, license, etc
  3. 41False assumption of certificate or diploma to be an offence

Chapter VIII Chapter VIII →

  1. 42Appeals to Government from decision of the Board
  2. 43Bar to suit and other legal proceedings
  3. 44Control of Board by Government
  4. 45Provided that it shall take steps within six months of such dissolution of the Board, constitute a new Board under the provisions of this Act.
  5. 46Delegation of powers
  6. 47Making of Regulations
  7. 48Rules

Chapter IX Chapter IX →

  1. 49Repeal and savings

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