The National Commission for Homoeopathy, Bill, 2019, aims to replace the Central Council for Homoeopathy, which is the current regulatory body for homoeopathy.

1. Short title, extent and commencement.
2. Definitions.

3. Constitution of National Commission for Homoeopathy.
4. Composition of Commission.
5. Search Committee for appointment of Chairperson and Members.
6. Term of Office and conditions of service of Chairperson and Members.
7. Removal of Chairperson and Members of Commission.
8. Appointment of secretary, experts, professionals, officers and employees of
Commission.
9. Meetings of Commission.
10. Power and functions of Commission.

11. Constitution and composition of Advisory Council for Homoeopathy.
12. Functions of Advisory Council for Homoeopathy.
13. Meetings of Advisory Council for Homoeopathy.

14. National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test.
15. National Exit Test.
16. Post-Graduate National Entrance Test.
17. National Teachers' Eligibility Test for Homoeopathy.

18. Constitution of Autonomous Boards.
19. Composition of Autonomous Boards.
20. Search Committee for appointment of President and Members.
21. Term of office and conditions of service of President and Members.
22. Advisory committees of experts.
23. Staff of Autonomous Boards.
24. Meetings of Autonomous Boards.
25. Delegation of powers.
26. Powers and functions of Homoeopathy Education Board.
27. Powers and functions of Board of Ethics and Registration for Homoeopathy.
28. Powers and functions of Medical Assessment and Rating Board for
Homoeopathy.
29. Permission for establishment of new medical institution.
30. State Medical Councils.
31. National Register and State Register of Homoeopathy.
32. Rights of persons to be enrolled in National register and their obligations thereto.
33. Rights of persons to practice.

34. Recognition of qualifications granted by Universities or medical institutions in
India.
35. Recognition of medical qualifications granted by medical institutions outside
India.
36. Withdrawal of recognition or de-recognition of qualification.
37. Special provision in certain cases for recognition of qualifications.

38. Grants by Central Government.
39. National Commission Fund for Homoeopathy.
40. Audit and accounts.
41. Furnishing of returns and reports to Central Government.

42. Power of Central Government to give directions to Commission and Autonomous
Boards.

43. Power of Central Government to give directions to State Governments.
44. Information to be furnished by Commission and publication thereof.
45. Obligation of Universities and medical institutions.
46. Completion of courses of studies in medical institutions.
45. Obligation of Universities and medical institutions.
46. Completion of courses of studies in medical institutions.
47. Chairperson, Members, officers of Commission, Autonomous Boards to be public
servants.
48. Protection of Action taken in good faith.
49. Cognizance of offences.
50. Power of Central Government to supersede Commission.
51. Joint Sittings of Commission, National Commission for Indian Systems of
Medicine, National Commission for Yoga and Naturopathy and National Medical
Commission.
52. State Government to promote primary healthcare in rural areas.
53. Power to make rules.
54. Power to make regulations.
55. Rules and regulations to be laid before Parliament.
56. Power to remove difficulties.
57. Repeal and Saving.
58. Transitory provisions.

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