Section 29 of TPA : Section 29: Preparation And Maintenance Of Register
TPA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine that the state of Karnataka has just implemented Chapter IV of The Pharmacy Act, 1948. The Karnataka State Government is now required to create a register of all pharmacists in the state. To comply with Section 29(1), they start collecting data from all pharmacists.
Once the Karnataka State Pharmacy Council is established, it takes over ...
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