Bare Act
The Nagaland Homeopathic Medicine Act, 1997
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This Act establishes the regulatory framework for the practice of Homoeopathic medicine in Nagaland by creating a statutory Board to oversee the profession. It requires practitioners to register their qualifications with the Board and serves to maintain a public register of those eligible to practice. By specifying the constitution of the Board, including representation for officials, elected practitioners, and the public, the legislation aims to ensure that only qualified and accountable individuals provide healthcare services throughout the state.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definition
- 3. Constitution of the first and subsequent Board
- 4. Information and life of subsequent Board
- 5. Compulsory Registration
- 6. Maintenance of the Register
- 7. Appointment of the Registrar and Staff
- 8. Duties, Salary and allowances of the Registrar and the Staff
- 9. Two categories of Homoeopaths
- 10. Fees for Registered Homoeopaths
- 11. Bar to Practice
- 12. Penalty for Practice of Homoeopathy by unauthorised person
- 13. Conferring and grating or issuing Diploma Licence etc. By unathorised person or institution and penalty thereof
- 14. Penalty for false assumption of degree, Diploma or Certificates
- 15. Control of manufacture, storage and sale of Homoeopathic Drugs
- 16. Homoeopathic Fund
- 18. Appeal to State Govt from decision of Board
- 19. Bar to suit other legal Proceeding
- 20. Control of Board by State govt.
- 21. Court Competent to try offence under this Act and take cognizance of offences
- 22. Delegation of powers
- 23. Making of Regulations
- 24. Power to make rules
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