Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
(1) Subject to such conditions as may be pow*smd prescribed by or under the provisions of this Act, Functions of the F C U ~ ~ . the powers and functions of the Faculty shall be- (i) to prescribe the course of training and the standard and subjects of qualifying examinations in institutions affiliated to the Faculty ; (ii) to hold qualifying examinations and other examinahons, to appoint examiners, to fix their fees and allowances and to declare and publish the results of the examina- tions ; (iii) to grant cerGcates to and confer degrees or diplomas on or grant licences to persons who shall have pursued a course of study in the institutions amated to the Faculty ; (iv) to recommend award of schoIarships, stipends, medals, prizes and other awards to the Council ; ( y ) to prepare, publish and prescribe text-books and to publish prescribe courses of study ; (vi) to provide for the maintenance of an adsquate standard of proficiency for the practice of the Ayurvedic System of -Medicine ; (vii) to recommend schemes for post-graduate training in Ayurvedic System of Medicine ; (viii) to appoint t-hrough the Council, with the previops sanction of the Government, officers and servants as may be .necessary ; (ix) to make recommendations to the Council for the filiation or recognition or for suspension or withdrawal of recognition or &Hiation of Ayurvedic Institutions : provided that no action of withdrawal or ~spension of recognition shall be taken w i t k t &ording the Committee of management of institutions an opportunity to improve the institution wifhin a reasonable period or for making a represea;. tation against the .proposed action ; (x) to appoint t.hrough the Council any Committee or Board of Studies as may bc necessary, with the previous approval of the Government and to lay down their constitutions, duties and functions. Such Committee or Board may have members who are not members of the Faculty ; and (xi) in discharge such qther functions of academic nature as may be deIegated to it by the Council with the previous sanction of the Government. (2) No act done by the Faculty shall be questioned on the ground merely of the existence of any vacancy in, or any defect in the constitution of the Faculty. (3) (i) Subject to the provisions of this Act and the rules and regulations made thereunder, the Faculty may, with the previous sanction of the Government, make byelaws for the following matters, namely :- (a) the murses of study for training and qualifying examination ; (b) the language in which the examinations shall be conducted and instructions shall be given ; (c) the admission of studeats to the recognilsed institutions ; (d) the conditions under which students shall be admitted to degrees, diplomas, licence or certificate courses and to the qualifying examinations of the Faculty and shall be eligible for degfees, diplomas and certi- ficates ; (e) the conditions and mode of appointment and duties of Examiners and the conduct of e,xaminations ; I Cf) the conditions for the recognition of teacher in recognised institutions ; (g) the number, and qualifications of teachers of the educatio~~al ir~stitutions affiliated to the Faculty, with a view to secure high s:attdard of proficiency in teaching and traini~lg at those institutions- ; (11) the conditions and requirements for the affiliation or the recognition of teaching institutions ; (i) the procedure to be followed at an inquiry instituted by the FacuIty ; (j] the custody of the comnlon seal ; and (k) any other matter in respect of which the Faculty is by the provisions of this Act either required or expressly or impliedly authorised to make bye-laws. (ii) All bye-laws. shall be publisl~ed in the official Gazette and shall not take effect until they have been approved and confirmed by the Government. (iii) The Government may by notification in the official Gazette, cancel any bye-law. Dii3grct- mcnt