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Examining Body- (1) The Government ma~',by notification in the Official Gazelle constitute an Examining Body to be known as the Examining Body for para medical training for Bhllratiya Chikitsa. Delhi for the purpose of holding qualifying examinations for paril medical training ilS per clause (m) of section 2 and prescribing the courses of study and training for such examinations and other mailers related to para-medical training such as Phllrmadst, Nursing courses, Punch Kanna technician, etc. (2) The Examining Body Shllil be a body corporate with the nilme aforesaid, having perpetual succession and a common sea\, with power to acquire hold and dispose of property and to contact, and shall by the said name sue and be sued. (3) The Examining Body shall consist of the following eleven members to be nominated by the Govemment namely~ (a) one member to represent the Department of Health and Family Welfare of the Government; (b) one member who shall be an official of the Technical Education Board of the Training and Technical Educiltion Department of the Government; (c) one member from the Centrill Council; (d) t\\'o members who shall be professors of Ayurvedic System of Medicine; (e) one member who shall be il professor of Unam System of Medicine; (f) two practitioners of repute of the !\yurvedic System of Medicine; (g) one practitioner of repute of the Unani System of medicine; (h) t\\'o officials of the Directorate of Indian Systems of Medicine of the Government; (4) The Government shall nominate one of the members to be the Chainnan of the Examining Body. (5) TIle provisions of sections 12, 13, 14 and 15 shall apply to the Examining Body as they apply in relation to the Parishad, subjcct to the modification that reference to the President therein shall be construed as rderence to the ChaIrman and the reference to f:'lght members in sub-se<tion (3) of scction 15 shall be construed as a reference to five members. (6) A member of the Examining Body shall hold office for such period as may be prescribed by rules by the Government. Provided that the Government may, for reasons to be recorded in writing. remove any member before the expiry of such term. Provided further that no order for such removal shall be made unless the member concerned has bl,'en given a reasonable opportunity to show cause against such removal. (7) Acasual vacancy in the office of a member of the Examining Body shall be filled by fresh nomination and the member nominated to fill a casual vacancy will hold office only so long as the mcmber in whose place he is nominated would have held office if the vacancy had not occurred. (8) Any member of the Examining Body may, at any time, resign his office by letter addressed to the Government and the resignation shall take effect from the dale on which it is accepted by the Government. (9) There shall be paid to the members of the Examining Body such fees and allowances for attending meetings as may be prescribed by rules by the Government. (10) The Examirung l30dy shall, with thl' preyiou~,ipprovaJ of the Government. appoinlil Secretary and ~uch members or other employee> a.~ it liMy dl'('tll ilcceS:>.iUY and they shall receive such salary and OlllowancE."S Olnd be subject to such conditiom of ~ryicC" as the Examining Body may, with lh\! approval of thl' Goyernment, prescri~ b}' regulations, (11) The Secretary and otlll'r emplo}'ces of the Examining Body shall be dl!'f'mro 10 be public servants within the meaning of 5eCliOll 21 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (Central Act ~5 of 186(1). (12) In the performance of its functions und~r thiS AM, til(' Examining Body shall be bOWld by such dlreclinn3 as the Govt!mment may give to it in wriling from linle to lirne.