The Indian Nursing Council Act, 1947
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(1) The Executive Committee may appoint such number of inspectors whether from among members of the Council or otherwise as it deems necessary to inspect any institution recognised as a training institution, and to attend examinations held for the purpose of granting any recognised qualification or recognised higher qualification.
(2) Inspectors appointed under this section shall report to the Executive Committee on the suitability of the institution for the purposes of training and on the adequacy of the training therein, or as the case may be on the sufficiency of the examinations.
(3) The Executive Committee shall forward a copy of such report to the authority or institution concerned, and shall also forward copies, with the remarks, if any, of the authority or institution concerned thereon, to the Central Government and to the State Government and State Council of the State in which the authority of institution is situated.
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(1) The Executive Committee has the power to hire as many inspectors as needed. These inspectors can be members of the Counc
Explanation using examples
Imagine a nursing school in Mumbai that has recently applied to be recognized as a training institution under the Indian Nursing Council. The school has been operational for a few years and has now decided to expand its program to offer a new ad