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THE ALLIED AND HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS BILL, 2018

SANSAD closed 2018
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What does this law do?

This law would create a Central Register for allied and healthcare professionals and establish a Council to regulate their education and services, ensuring standards are maintained across India (excluding Jammu and Kashmir).

Who it affects

Allied and healthcare professionals, educational institutions offering related courses, and State Councils.

Key provisions

  • Central Allied and Healthcare Professionals' Register
  • Allied and Healthcare Council of India
  • State Allied and Healthcare Council
  • Registration requirements for professionals
  • Penalties for falsely claiming registration
  • Recognition of institutions and qualifications

Points worth noting

  • This is a proposed bill, not yet enacted.
  • It extends to the whole of India except Jammu and Kashmir.
  • It creates a Central Register and Council to regulate allied and healthcare professionals.
  • It specifies definitions for terms like 'allied and healthcare professional' and 'allied and healthcare institution'.
Source bodyParliament of India — Bills (Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha)
Reference numberLX
Statusclosed (section: bill)
Year2018
Closing date
Documents1

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