Arunachal Medical Council Amendment Bill passed
Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Assembly today passed the Arunachal Pradesh Medical Council (Amendment) Bill 2017 in its amended form by voice votes.
The bill was tabled in the house on March 6 by Health and Family Welfare Minister Jomde Kena.
It was aimed at increasing the ex-officio members and elected members by two each in the council.
Making a statement in the house, Kena informed that as per prescribed rules medical professionals who have graduated now need to register in the council.
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