7. Consideration of report

(a) Every report of an inspector shall be printed under the direction of the President, and it shall be referred to the Executive Committee for consideration and report to the Central Council. A copy of the report shall be supplied to each member of the Executive Committee.

(b) Reports of Inspectors shall be deemed confidential unless in any particular case the Central Council shall otherwise direct.

(c) As soon as the copies of any report by an Inspector have been prepared, a sufficient number thereof marked "Confidential" shall be forwarded to the University/Board/Examining bodies or the institution concerned with a request that the University or institution shall furnish to the Central Council, with as little delay as possible, such observations thereon as it may think necessary.

(d) A confidential copy of every report of an inspector with the observations of the University/Board/Examining Body thereon shall be supplied to each member of the Central Council and shall be considered together with the report of the Executive Committee thereon by the Central Council at their next meeting.

(e) A copy of every report by an Inspector, with the observations of the  University/ Board/Examining Body concerned, and the opinion of the Executive Committee thereon shall, after approval by the Central Council, be forwarded to the Central Government.

8. Visit of College and Examination

        The visitation shall be carried out in accordance with these regulations.

 9. Appointment of Visitors

(a) Subject to the provisions of sub-section (2) of Section 20, a visitor may be either a member of the Central Council or a person who is, or has been a teacher at an institution conferring any qualifications included in the Schedules to the Act or shall have acted as an examiner for five years or possesses 10 years professional standing.

(b) A visitor shall be paid travelling and other allowances according to the scales prescribed for members for attending the meetings of the Central Council and a visitor who is not a member of the Central Council in accordance with the scale admissible to an Inspector of the Central Council.

(c) Every visitor shall receive from the President a formal commission in writing under the seal of the Central Council, the commission shall specify the examination or examinations and the medical colleges, hospitals and other institutions where education in Indian Medicine is given which he is required to visit and shall inform him that he is to report thereon to the President in accordance with these regulations and to conduct enquiries or make inspection regarding specific issues mentioned in the commission, in accordance with these regulations.

10. Duties of visitors

It shall be the duty of a visitor :-

(a) To attend personally every examination which he is required to visit and to see for himself the teaching facilities provided;

(b) To report to the President of the Central Council on every examinations visited by him;

(c) To include in his report in the form of a brief diary, a record of the days and hours when he was present during the course of each examination visited and of the parts or divisions of examination in progress on each day and of the institutions, hospitals which he visited;

(d) To include also in his report a statement to the extent to which the recommendations of the Central Council in regard to professional examinations have been carried out in the case of each examination visited by him, and also to what extent the recommendations of the Central Council on professional education have been given effect to in the education of the students in the particular subject or subjects with which he is concerned in the visitation, and also the facilities for teaching in regard to accommodation, staff, equipment existing in the institution and associate hospitals and other institutions visited by him;

(e) To include in his report such other relevant observations, he may deem desirable;

(f) To make such inspections and enquiries on behalf of the Central Council as he might think necessary so as to enable him to draw up a report to the President on the specific issues for which the visitation is made;

(g) To compare on receipt from the Registrar such a copy of his report with the original, and correct, sign and return it to the Regis­trar for preservation in the records of the Central Council as the authoritative copy of such report.