NATIONAL EYE CENTRE ACT

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LAWS OF THE FEDERATION OF NIGERIA 

NATIONAL EYE CENTRE ACT

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ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

Establishment, etc., of the National Eye Centre

1. Establishment of the National Eye Centre.
2. Functions of the Centre.
3. Constituent parts of the Centre.
4. The Management Board.
5. Tenure of office of the Chairman and members of the Board.
6. General duty of the Board.
7. Powers of the Board in relation to management, etc., of the Centre staff.

Staff

8. The Director.
9. Appointment, etc., of other staff.
10. Composition of the education committee.
11. Functions of the education committee.
12. Candidacy for admission.
13. Power of the Minister to give directions.

Finance and discipline

14. Financial provisions.
15. Fees for services.
16. Power to accept gifts.
17. Discipline of students.
18. Removal and discipline of clinical, administrative and technical staff.
19. Discipline of junior staff.

Miscellaneous and supplementary

20. Exclusion of discrimination on account of religion, race, etc.
21. Annual reports.
22. Interpretation.
23. Short title.

Schedule Supplementary provisions relating to the Board, the Education Committee, etc.

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NATIONAL EYE CENTRE ACT

An Act to establish the National Eye Centre at Kaduna for the prevention and cure of eye defects and diseases and to establish a Board to govern the Centre and an Academic Committee, to take charge of the Centre’s academic affairs.

[1979 No. 52.]

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[Commencement.] [20th August, 1979]                                                    

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Establishment, etc. of the National Eye Centre

1. Establishment of the National Eye Centre

(1)      There is hereby established at Kaduna, a centre by the name of the National Eye Centre (in this Act referred to as “the Centre”), which shall be a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal.

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