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(I) The State Government shall have power to issue directions, from time to time, as may be reqµired for compliance of any of the provisions made by or under this Act. (2) lfthe State Government has c-0nvincing grounds to believe that the teaching standards, examinations, research or administration has deteriorated substantially and is not of acceptable level, it may cause an assessment of the same by a committee of independent professional experts in lhe area The State Government shall communicate the findings of the committee and direct the University to take corrective measures as per the recommendations in the best interest of the academic wock and standards. if the University is in gross violations of certain accepted academic standards of educational institutions, the State Government shall give directions for compliance within reasonable time. (3) If U1e State Government has serious grounds or prima facie case to believe that the University has contravened any of Lhe vital provisions of this Act, regulations, Stalllles or there is a situation of financial mismanagement or gross mal-admi.nistration in the University management, the State Government shall issue a notice directing to give reply within forty-five days as to why an inquiry should not be held. If the reply of the University to the notice is 1101 satisfactory, the State Government may hold an inquiry. (4) The inquiry officer or colJJJllittee as appointed by the State Govenunent for the purpose shall have the same powers as vested in a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in the matters such as summoning persons for evidence, and production of documents and reco.rd from any office, etc. [PART IV v or 190~. PART IV] GUJARAT GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, EX. 01-04-2017 (5) The report of the inquiry shall be given to the University to present its case before the State Government. However, on consideration of the presentation of the University and the corrective steps proposed by it, still if the State Government is of the opinion that continuation of the existing University administration will gravely harm to the interests of the students, staff and the objectives of the University, or there is a gross financial mismanagement and serious mal-admiuistralion, the State Government may 1al<e appropriate $teps as it may deem Ji l and proper. CHAPTER ill OFFICERS OF UNIVERSITY