(1) The Council shall have the following powers:
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| (a) to register homoeopathic medical practitioners; | | |
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| (b) to recognize homoeopathic institutions, and to determine the circumstances in which such recognition shall be granted or refused; | | |
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| (c) to prescribe the courses of study, curricula of general instruction or special or refresher courses in recognized homoeopathic institutions ; | | |
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| (d) to hold examinations and to grant and confer degrees on, and diplomas to, persons who have pursued a course of study in recognized homoeopathic institutions; | | |
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| (e) to demand and receive from students such fees as may be prescribed for admission to the examinations conducted by the Council; | | |
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| (f) to exercise general supervision and control over recognized homoeopathic institutions in order to ensure that the required standards are maintained; | | |
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| (g) to appoint examiners, from among practitioners whose names appear in the general register and publish the results of the examinations conducted by the Council; and to appoint external examiners for such examinations; | | |
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| (h) to suspend or withdraw recognition from any such recognized homoeopathic institution as is not conducted in accordance with such conditions as are required under this Act, or as are prescribed : | | |
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| (i) to establish, and aid research in, recognized homoeopathic institutions, and to arrange for post graduate study in homoeopathy, and to encourage the scientific manufacture of homoeopathic medicines; | | |
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| (j) to publish homoeopathic journals; | | |
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| (k) to make such grants of money out of the Homoeopathic Fund as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the Council; | | |
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| (l) to do such acts, not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, as are necessary for the furtherance of the objects of the Council. | | |
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