TAMIL NADU

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Part Vi—Section 1

Notifications of interest to the General Public

issued by Heads of Departments, etc.

Notifications by Heads of Departments, etc.

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General Notifications

Variation to the Consented Master Plan for the Thoothukudi Local Planning Area. ..

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Variations to the Approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

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Variation to the Approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

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judicial notifications

Code of Criminal Procedure-Conferment of Powers.

335-336

tamil nadu medical council, chennai.

Tamil Nadu Medical Council at its Special Business Meeting held on 11th April, 2018.

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NOTIFICATIONS BY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC.

General Notifications

Variation to the Consented Master Plan for the Thoothukudi Local Planning Area.

(Roc. No. 288/2017/TULPA)

No. VI(1)/367/2018.

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 24 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning

Act, 1971 (Tamil Nadu Act 35 of 1972) the Government in their G.O.2D No.102, Housing and Urban Development

[UD4(1)] Department, dated 05-07-2018 has been permitted change of land use of certain survey numbers making

the following variation to the consented Master plan for the Thoothukudi Local Planning Area under the said Act vide

G.O.Ms.No.71, Housing and Urban Development [UD4(2)] Department dated 10-02-2000 and published in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette No.35, part VI — Section 1 page No.383 Notifications No.VI(1)/487/2000, dated 6th September 2000.

Variations

In the said Consented Tuticorin Masterplan in the Annexure-IV Land use schedule Sl.No.23, Village No.45, Mel

Arasadi Village under the heading MIXED RESIDENTIAL USE ZONE, (MR) Survey No.303 to 310 replaced by 303

to 305, 306pt (Except 306/7B, 8B, 9B, 10B) 307, 308, 309, 310pt (Except 310/1A2, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B1, 3B2,

4A, 4B1, 4B2, 5B, 6B1, 6B2 & 6F2.)

In the Land use Schedule Sl.No.23, Village No.45, Mel Arasadi village. Newly Inserted III (b) General Industrial

use zone under the above Heading Survey Nos. 306/7B, 8B, 9B, 10B, 310/1A2, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B1, 3B2, 4A,

4B1, 4B2, 5B, 6B1, 6B2 & 6F2. shall be inserted.

Thoothukudi,

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4th October 2018.

Member Secretary (In-charge),

Thoothukudi Local Planning Authority.

Variations to the Approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

(Roc.No. 583/2018/LPA- 3)

[G.O.(2D) No.80, Housing and Urban Development Department [UD 4(1)], dated 30th May 2018.]

No.VI(1)/368/2018.

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 32 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country

Planning Act 1971 (Tamil Nadu Act 35 of 1972) and in exercise of powers conferred by the G.O.Ms.No.94 Housing

and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department dated 12-06-2009 which has been published in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette No.27 part II—Section 2, page No. 228, dated 15-07-2009 the following variations are made to

the master plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area approved under the said Act and published in the Housing

and Urban Development Department Notification No.II(2)/ Housing / 4377 /94 at page 1078 of part II—Section 2 of the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 9th November 1994.

Variations

In the said Master Plan, in the “LAND USE SCHEDULE” under the heading “COIMBATORE LOCAL PLANNING

AREA (OTHER THAN COIMBATORE CORPORATION AREA) under the Sub heading (b) Notified Detailed Development

Plan Area in Kallipalayam Village.

(i)

Against the entry “MISSED IN APPROVED MASTER PLAN SCHEDULE” for the expression “829, 830,

831, 833” the following entry “829, 830, 831, 833 (Except 829, 830, 831/3, 5, 833) shall be substituted.

(ii)

Against the entry “AGRICULTURAL” for the expression “827 to 835” the following entry “827 to 834” 835

(except 835/1) shall be substituted.

(iii) Against the entry “EDUCATIONAL” for the expression 829, 830, 831/3, 5, 833, 835/1 shall be added after

the entry 107 to 114.

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G.O. (2D) No.80 Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department dated 30th May 2018 the following condition

that

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Coimbatore-12,

S. DHANARASU,

5th October 2018.

Member Secretary (In-charge)

Coimbatore Local Planning Authority.

Variations to the Approved Master Plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area.

(Roc.No.10901/2017/LPA- 3)

[G.O.(2D) No.117, Housing and Urban Development Department [UD 4(1)], dated 10th August 2018]

No. VI(1)/369/2018.

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 32 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country

Planning Act, 1971 (Tamil Nadu Act 35 of 1972) and in exercise of powers conferred by the G.O. Ms. No. 94

Housing and Urban Development [UD4(1)] Department dated 12-06-2009 which has been published in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette No.27 Part II—Section 2, page No. 228, dated 15-07-2009 the following variations are made to

the master plan for the Coimbatore Local Planning Area approved under the said Act and published in the Housing and

Urban Development Department Notification No. II(2)/ Housing / 4377 /94 at page 1078 of Part II—Section 2 of the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 9th November 1994.

Variations

In the said Master Plan, in the “LAND USE SCHEDULE” under the heading “COIMBATORE LOCAL PLANNING AREA

(OTHER THAN COIMBATORE CORPORATION AREA) under the Sub heading (B) Non-Notified Detailed Development

Plan Area in Kondayampalayam Village.

(i)

Against the entry “AGRICULTURAL” for the expression “62 to 64” the following entry “62, 63”, (Except 64)

shall be substituted.

(ii)

Against the entry “INDUSTRIAL” for the expression 64 shall be added before the entry “311”.

Coimbatore-12,

S. DHANARASU,

5th October 2018.

Member Secretary (In-charge),

Coimbatore Local Planning Authority.

judicial notifications

Conferment of Powers.

(Roc. No. 67640/2018-B6)

No.VI(1)/370/2018.

No.176/2018.—In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 13 of the Criminal Procedure Code 1973 (Central

Act 2 of 1974), the High Court hereby appoints the following 8 Tahsildars in Chennai District, and 5 Deputy Tahsildars

in Kanniyakumari District, to undergo Magisterial Training for a period of 120 days, from the date of assumption of

charge and confers upon them the ordinary powers conferrable under this Code on a Judicial Magistrate to try such

cases which were earlier triable and dealt with by an erstwhile Judicial Second Class Magistrate.

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Name

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Designation

(3)

District

(4)

Days

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Tvl./Tmt./Selvi

T. Chandrasekharan

Tahsildar

Chennai

120 days

Selvi. R. Gnanaselvi

Do.

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Sl.No.

(1)

Name

(2)

Designation

(3)

District

(4)

Days

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Tvl./Tmt./Selvi

T. Mohanapriya

Tahsildar

Chennai

120 days

M. Senthil

Do.

S. Hemalatha

Do.

C.K. Saravanan

Do.

A. Prabakaran

Do.

C.P. vidya

Do.

A. Nageswari

Deputy Tahsildar

Kanniyakumari

Do.

10.

K. Annabai

Do.

11.

V. Vijayakumari

Do.

12.

S. Mathew Jeya Jose

Do.

13.

N. Saraswathi

Do.

High Court, Madras,

c. kumarappan,

3rd October 2018.

Registrar General.

tamil nadu medical council, chennai.

Tamil Nadu Medical Council at its Special Business Meeting held on 11th April, 2018.

(Ref. No. TNMC/G 502/2018)

No.VI(1)/371/2018.

The Tamil Nadu Medical Council at its Special Business Meeting held on 11th April,2018 has passed the

following Resolutions.

3) “THE CME CREDIT REGISTRATION”:

3.1Brief: As per the Code of Medical Ethics Regulations 2002 (amended upto 8th October 2016) and

published in Part Ill, Section 4 of the Gazette of India dated 6th April 2002. Section 1 and clause 1.2.3 and vide

the directions of the Medical Council of India in their letter No. MCI-7(9) /2011 Med./58885 dt 24.01.2012 to do

crediting of the hours of participation in the CME programmes once in 5 years. The CME crediting process was

announced by Medical Council of India (MCI) by incorporating the mandatory 30 hours of CME every 5 years in the

Code of Medical Ethics Regulations in 2012. Subsequently the Tamil nadu Medical Council in its resolution dated

21.03.2012 have started the process.

3.2The TNMC has been carrying out the certification of CMEs held by various organizations in the state complying

with the directions of the Medical Council of India.

3.3 The Council discussed the same elaborately and resolved to start the “CME Credit Registration” for the period

2012-2017 as per the following guidelines.

3.3.1. The “CME Credit Registration” should be done by all Medical graduates who have registered before 2013.

(once in 5 years from the date of their M.B.B.S. individual registration.)

3.3.2. The “CME Credit Registration” will be done for all Registered Medical Practitioners.

3.3.3. The fees for “CME Credit Registration” will be fixed and collected by TNMC

3.3.4. The process will be started shortly after completing the preparatory work, tentatively in November-December,2018.

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3.3.5. Registration / accreditation of reputed professional academic bodies and organizations for holding TNMC

approved CME will be updated first.

3.3.6. Subsequently, these organizations / institutions will be allowed to get a one-time retrospective approval for

crediting of CME held by these organizations during the period 2012-2017. (after verification of the records produced)

3.3.7. For those who have not acquired 30 credit hours since 2012, s/he will have to pay a Fees based on the

shortage of Credit hours. The practitioners will be permitted to carry-over the credit hours short this term to the next

block-5 years.

3.3.8. The “Carry-Over Fees” will be Rs.50/- for carrying over the shortage of one Credit hour. The fees has been

fixed leniently as the “CME Crediting Process” is being done for the first time.

3.3.9. For defaulters, not doing the ‘CME Credit Registration” before the stipulated time the late fee will be 5 fold

and further they shall be considered to have violated the Code of Medical Ethics Regulations Section / Clause 1.2.3.

3.3.10. The “CME Credit Registration” will be intimated to all practitioners through a paper advertisement and

communication letter to Heads of Directorates and all medical Colleges, I.M.A, all Specialty Associations, TNGDA.

3.3.11. A letter will written to MCI seeking clarifications on CME hours for crediting on the discrepancy in

their letter with that of the Code para 1.2.3 on the calculation of CME hours. The further decision will be taken

based on the reply from MCI and legal opinions on the calculation of CME hours and after publishing the same in

Tamil nadu Government Gazette.

3.3.12. A Committee comprising Dr.R.V.S.Surendran, Dr.T.Sadagopan, Dr.R.Thiagarajan and Dr.P.Ramakrishnan have

formulated the following Procedures for CME Accreditation.

PROCEDURES FOR CME ACCREDITATION:-

Medical Councils shall consider the applications for accreditation of following organization for holding CME

Programmes and convey their approval if the organization fulfills all requirements.

(a) All recognised Medical Colleges.

(b) Indian Medical Association or the State/District/Tehsil/City Chapters of the Indian Medical Association.

(d) Specialists Associations (only National level Associations or their state Chapters)

(e) All Recognised Postgraduate Medical Institutions.

(f) Central Govt. and State Govt. Hospitals(including Districts Hospitals) and training centers in health field

including Ministry of Health and family welfare, Defence, Railways.

(g) International Conference of Professional bodies

(h) National Conference of Professional bodies

(i)

State level conference of National Organizations.

(j)

Professional bodies of repute functional at District, City, State level ego Physician Forum / Surgeons forum /

Doctors Forum etc. in their areas I specialities and super specialties.

(k) Educational Foundations setup for specific super speciality subjects

(l) Private medical institutions with multi specialty departments.

(m) Private Medical Institutions registered with the State authorities as trusts.

(2) Any professional organization or body or institution which wants to hold CME should apply for accreditation to

the state Medical Council. The Council on verifying the credentials of the organization will give certificate of accreditations

to those bodies to hold CMEs.

(3) Accreditation will be for the period of 5 years subject to renewal on review.

(4) (A) In case of accredited institutions/associations / bodies, every CME will not require separate permission.

However State Medical Council should reserve the right of periodic surprise checks / inspection to assess the functioning

of CME system. The State Medical Council will have right to revoke accreditation of any institution/association/body

if it finds that CME is not held as per the guidelines.

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(B) Those Institutions/associations / bodies which are not accredited must apply for CME with names of the

Speakers, program, duration etc. for permission to state Medical Councils.

accredited organizations will need to take separate advance permission from Medical Council of India after applying

in the prescribed format.

(5) Accreditation/Credit hours to be awarded will be based on type of CME (i.e. for Family Physicians, for Specialty

Practitioners / national conference etc.) Duration (Whether ½ day, 1day / 2days / 3days etc) and subject.

(6) Association / Organization should strictly issue the Attendance certificate to the delegate who has

attended the CME.No Certificate should be distributed on the first day at the time of Registration of the

C.M.E./Conference. This Practice should be taken care of. The Certificates be distributed /awarded only on the last

day.

(7) Association /Organization will be duty bound to send the feedback of the delegates and the list of the delegates

who have attended the CME Conference. The details should include registration number, name of the state Council

and degree/qualification.

(8) In case it is found that the certificate is false the issuing Association/Organization will be debarred for future

accreditation.

(9) State Medical Council should maintain database of all CMEs and individual doctors credit hours either in

computerized format or as paper records.

(10) All accredited organizations must have at least two CMEs in a year on subject of Medical Ethics and National

health Policy.

Credit Hours to the CME/ State/ District / Tehsil / National / International Conference/ Workshop Organized may be

follows;

Each CME/State /District/Tehsil/National/International Conference/ Workshop of two days(5-6 hours daily) shall

be eligible for following Credits. Super Speciality-8. for Speciality-6, for Graduates doctors-4

The doctors may attend the International CMEs/ Conferences held overseas as delegates. On the production

of the certificates of attendance. CME Credit hours will be given.

Doctors doing Post graduate Courses e.g. Diploma, M.D., M.S., D.N.B., M.Ch., D.M.(Abroad) etc., from

recognised /reputed Institutions in India will get 6 Credit Hours per year for the duration of the Courses. eg. First year

6 Credit Hours, Second year 6 Credit Hours, Third year 6 Credit Hours.

4. Speakers at any conference /CME/Workshop /Training Programme will be given one credit hour per talk in

addition to the credit hours allotted for that particular academic activity.

5. Doctors working as Medical teachers can claim 6 Credit hours per year after producing certificate from their

head of Institution that, they are taking undergraduate / postgraduate classes are engaged in postgraduate, research

work.

Procedures for issuing Credit Hours

TEXT BOOK

1) Author/Editor of Published Medical Text Book 12 Hours.

2) Author of Chapter published in Medical Text Book 4 Hours.

Papers Published in International Index journals Credit Hours

Original article 8 Hours

Case Report 4 Hours

Letter to Editor 2 Hours

Papers Published in National Index Journals Credit Hours

Original Article 6 hours

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Case Report 2 Hours

3) Letter to Editor 1 Hour

Participation in International Conferences Credit Hours

Guest Speakers/Resource Person in International Conferences 8 Hours.

Paper Presentation (oral/poster) in International Conferences 6 hours.

Participation in International Conference as delegate 4 hours.

Continuing Medical Education (CME) will not be accredited.

1) The CME Organized by a drug/equipment company for promotion of the drug/equipment will not be entertained/

considered.

2) CMEs organized by the Individual nursing homes/Hospitals/Persons for marketing purposes shall not be credited.

3) CMEs Organized for self promotion / advertisement will not be credited.

Exemption

Medical Practitioners above the age of 65 years may complete only 15 Credit Hours in 5 years.

Medical Practitioners above the age of 70 should be exempted from the preview of Sec 1.2.3.

C) Any Medical Practitioner who is unable to attend due reasons of ill health should submit adequate documentation

to avail of exemption. State Medical Council’s decision will be final.

22. PENALTY FOR USING UN-RECOGNISED DEGREES, TITLES BY REGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

According to Regulation 1.4.2 of the Tamil Nadu Medical Council Code of Ethics Regulations 2002,

“Physician shall display as suffix to their names only recognized medical degrees or such certificates/diplomas and

memberships/honours which confer professional knowledge or recognizes any exemplary qualification / achievements”

After discussion, the Council opined that there are many violations in the display of unrecognized degrees, false

issuing and using medical titles by Registered Medical Practitioners, and we have to levy the penalty to them.

The Council approved to levy the penalty amount of Rs. 10,000/- for the first offence and Rs. 25,000/ - for the

second offence.

Chennai -600 106,

Dr. R.S. SHANMUGARAJAN,

5th October 2018.

Registrar,

Tamil Nadu Medical Council.

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