The Meghalaya Medical Council Act, 1987

The Meghalaya Medical Council Act, 1987

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The Meghalaya Medical Council Act, 1987, establishes the Meghalaya Medical Council to regulate the practice of modern scientific medicine within the state. It mandates that only qualified, registered medical practitioners can practice allopathic medicine, hold medical offices, or issue valid medical certificates. The Act outlines the constitution of the Council, the maintenance of a State Medical Register, and the procedures for registration and disciplinary action against professional misconduct. By ensuring that only trained professionals provide medical care, the Act protects public health and safety, providing citizens with a mechanism to verify the credentials of their doctors and hold them accountable.

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