Section 19 of TPA : Section 19: Constitution And Composition Of State Councils
TPA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where the government of the state of XYZ is setting up a State Pharmacy Council to regulate the practice of pharmacy in the state. According to Section 19 of The Pharmacy Act, 1948, the state government proceeds to constitute the council with the following members:
- Elected Pharmacists: A group of registered pharmacists in the state of XYZ hold an election to choose six of their colleagues to represent them on the State Council.
- Government Nominees: The state government of XYZ selects five distinguished professionals for the council. Three of them are well-known for their expertise in pharmacy or pharmaceutical chemistry, ensuring that the council has members with relevant technical knowl...
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