The Manipur State Higher Education Council Act, 2016
manipur · 2016
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- S. 2Inthis Act, unless the context otaerwiserequiresi-
- S. 3Section 3 establishes the Manipur Higher Education Council, detailing its composition and ex-officio members.
- S. 4(l)
- S. 6Section 6 outlines the Council's duties to prepare plans, propose guidelines for grants, and frame rules for higher education institutions.
- S. 7Section 7 grants the Chairman authority to request reports on Council affairs and preside over meetings.
- S. 8(1) The Vice-Chairman shall preside over the meetings of the The Vice-
- S. 9(1) The Member Secretary: The Member Secretary·shall· be responsiblefor the co-ordination of the functions of the Counci
- S. 10(I) The ·term of the Council shall be for a period of five years
- S. 11(l) The meetings· of the ·council shall be conve11edby the Member Meeting of the SecretarY on the advice of the Cbairyla
- S. 12{l) , If, at any time, it appears to theGovernment that a membex ?iri
- S. 13Section 13 outlines the process for filling casual vacancies and the removal conditions for the Vice-Chairman or Secretary.
- S. 14Section 14 establishes an Executive Committee for the Council, consisting of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Member-Secretary, Director, and three academicians.
- S. 15Section 15 empowers the Executive Committee to make decisions, incur expenses, and present reports for Council approval.
- S. 16(1)
- S. 18(1) The funds of the
- S. 20(1) The
- S. 21Section 21 protects the Council and its members from legal actions for actions done in good faith under the Act.
- S. 23The Nodal Department for the
- S. 24The Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Members, Officers and Staff of
- S. 25Section 25 allows the Council to make regulations with government approval and requires them to be presented to the state legislature.
- S. 26(1) The GM:mmcm may by notification make rules either Power ip
- S. 27Section 27 grants the government power to issue orders to resolve difficulties in implementing the Act, but only within two years.