The Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission Act, 2009.
gujarat · 2009
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- S. 2Section 2 defines key terms used in the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission Act, 2009.
- S. 2SSection 2S mandates the Council to follow policy directions from the Commission, with a chance to express views beforehand.
- S. 3Section establishes the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission to promote educational innovations in the state.
- S. 4Section 4 designates the headquarters of the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission as Gandhinagar or another location specified by the State Government.
- S. 5(1) The Commissmn shall cons,st of the Chairperson and twelve DDmsSioD
- S. 6Section 6 outlines qualifications for nominating Executive Chairperson and members for the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission.
- S. 8Section 8 outlines the terms of office and conditions for members and the Executive Chairperson of the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission.
- S. 16Section 16 empowers the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission to conceive, experiment, and implement educational innovations and new teaching methods.
- S. 22Section 22 establishes four educational innovation councils under the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission Act, 2009.
- S. 23Section 23 establishes committees and fellowships for educational research and innovation under the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission.
- S. 29The Executive Chmmemon, member
- S. 32Cl) The State Government may, by notification in the 0cial Power to Gcite, make mies for carrying out the purposes of
- S. 33Section 33 grants the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission regulatory powers, subject to state government approval.
- S. 34Section 34 allows the Council to create bye-laws with the approval of the Gujarat Educational Innovations Commission to perform its functions under the Act.
- S. 35The section allows the State Government to issue orders to address difficulties in implementing the Act, but only within two years of its commencement.