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(1) The Council shall, with the previous sanction of the State Government, appoint a Registrar who shall act as Secretary and Treasurer of the C ouncil: Provided that no person shall be eligible for being appointed as Registrar unless lie is a registered practitioner : Provided further that for the first four years from the date specified for the establishment of the Council under sub-section (1) of Section 3, the Registrar shall be a person appointed by .the State Government who shall hold office during the pleasure of the State Government. . . * .' -' v , - ■ . - 3 - • h i < V ■( ( fK i ( ( (K ( ('\ , . C :( (v. C ( ■ c (. ( " ( ( c (. ( ( c • A o R'tTnRnn xripnr. rvvnu 2 1 1990 (2) The Council may, with the previous approval of State Government, create as many posts of officers and servants as it may deem necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act and may appoint officers and servants thereto: Provided that appointments to the posts, the minimum pay of which is Ks. 1820.00 or above, shall not be made by the Council without obtaining the previous approval of the State Government.. (3) The qualifications, the conditions of appointment and service and scale of pay as respects the Registrar shall be such as may be prescribed and as regards the other employees, shall he such as the Council mav. bv regulations, provide. (4) The Council shall require and take from the Registrar, or from any other employee, such security for the due performance of his duties as the Council deems necessary. C5) The Registrar and other employees appointed by the Council under this section shall be deemed to be public servants within the meaning of Seel ion 21 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (45 of 1860). CHAPTER III—PREPARATION AND MA1NTENANEC OF s t a t e ; m e d i c a l r e g i s t e r IT. (1) The Registrar shall prepare and maintain a State medical Preparation of register of medical practitioners for the State, ip accordance with. the. Register, provisions of this Act. (2) The State medical register shall be in such form, and shall be decided into such parts as may be prescribed. The register shall include the full name, address and qualifications of the registered practitioner, the date on which each qualification was obtained and such other particulars as may he prescribed. (3) .Any person who possesser. a recognised medical qualification shall, at any time on an application made iri the prescribed form to the Registrar and on payment of a fee as may be prescribed by regulation and on presentation of his degree or diploma as the case may be. be entitled to have his name entered in the State medical register ordinarily within three months after completion of prescribed formalities : , Provided that if a person potasses (more than recognised medical qualifications, hc^shall mention in lhe application all the recognised medical qualifications which he possesg.e.s on the date he makes the application : Provided further that the applicant wl.10 is uliable to present for sufficient cause, his degree or diploma may be granted a provisionin'"registration loir a period not exceeding one year- 4 f he satisfies the Council that he holds such <■ ............ . h degree or diploma. (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (3) the name of every person which on the day immediately preceding the date of Connucnce- wiens bf thh/ A.et stands entered in the register kept by the Mnliakosha! 1444 Maintenance of register. Registration of additional qualifications. Privileges of registered practitioners. ti-tts-. hr-ife 21 tjprrr 1900 ./ Medical Council or tho Medical Council, Bhopal shall be Centered in the State medical register prepared under this Act, without such person being required to make an application, or to pay any fee for this purpose. 6 v (5) Every registered practitioner shall be given, a certificate o<f registration in the prescribed form. The registered practitioner shall display the certificate or certified true copy of the certificate of registration at a conspicuous part in the place of his practice.