Malaysia legislation
Section 60
Section 60
(2)
Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), the
Minister may make regulations—
(a)
to prescribe the form of scrutiny and oversight the practice of the recognized practice area;
(b)
to prescribe the form and manner in which applications for registration and for annual practising certificates shall be made;
(c)
to prescribe the amount of fees and charges to be payable by practitioners in respect of any matter specified in this Act;
(d)
to prescribe the manner of displaying the practising certificate;
(e)
to prescribe the information that should be published in the registers;
(f)
to prescribe the amount to be paid to members of the
Council, the Secretary and members of committees formed by the Council as an honorarium;
(g)
to prescribe the process, procedure, eligibility requirements, documentation and conditions relating to the application for permission to use any medical device and to provide for any other matters as may be reasonably necessary for the use of any medical device;
(h)
in relation to section 31, to prescribe the manner of reporting of any occurrence of any epidemic or other localized outbreaks of diseases, contagious diseases or any other illness, public health problems or any adverse reaction of patients to the traditional and complementary medicine services;
(i)
to prescribe the form and nature of any undertaking that may be provided under this Act, the manner of enforcing such undertakings against the practitioner and the penalties for breach of such undertakings;
(j)
to prescribe the manner and terms to be imposed for revoking any order issued under this Act and the conditions to be imposed as a result of such revocation;
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(k)
to prescribe the receipt of complaints or information touching any disciplinary matter that may be inquired into by the Council and the establishment of a Committee to be known as the Investigation Committee to make an investigation into complaints or information touching any disciplinary matter that may be inquired into by the
Council and to determine whether or not there shall be an inquiry by the Council;
(l)
to prescribe the procedure of any appeal to the Minister;
and
(m)
to provide for any other matters as are contemplated by, or necessary for giving full effect to the provisions of this Act.
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