Power to make bye-laws

Power to make bye-laws.—The Council may, after previous publication, make bye-laws—

1. (a) to prescribe the courses of training of, and qualifications for the registration of, nurses, health visitors, midwives, nurse-dais, [auxiliary nurses and midwives], or trained dais, and to provide for the recognition of institutions competent to give such training;
2. (b) to regulate the issue of certificates, the maintenance of registers and the conditions of admission of names of person to such registers and to prescribe the form of application for such admission and the uniform or badge to be worn by registered nurses, registered mid-wives, registered nurse-dais [registered auxiliary nurses and midwives], registered trained dais while on duty;
3. (c) to prescribe the fees for registration and the re-entry of names removed from the registers;
4. (d) to regulate the publication of lists of registered nurses, registered health visitors, registered midwives, registered nurse-dais [registered auxiliary nurses and mid-wives], or registered trained dais;
5. (e) to regulate the conduct of and prescribe fees for examination of nurses, health visitors, mid-wives, nurse-dais, auxiliary nurses and midwives, nurse-dais and trained dais;
6. (f) to confer, grant or issue diplomas, licences, certificates or other documents stating or implying that the holder, grantee or recipient thereof is qualified to practise or otherwise work as nurse, midwife, auxiliary nurse and mid-wife, health visitor, nurse dai, or trained dai;
7. (g) to prescribe fees for the affiliation of institutions recognised as training schools for nurses, midwives, nurse-dais, auxiliary nurses and mid-nurse-dai or trained dai;
8. (h) to prescribe the scale of fees, remuneration and travelling allowance to Examiners, Supervisors, invigilators and other persons appointed by the Council for the conduct of examination;
   • (i) to prescribe the prices of publications of the Council;
9. (j) to regulate the conduct of registered persons.