Amendment to the Regulation on Erciyes University Health Practice and Research Center
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This regulation changes how the Advisory Board of Erciyes University’s Health Practice and Research Center is formed and what it does. The board will be chaired by the Center Director and may include deputy directors, the head of the unit quality assurance commission, and up to five representatives from relevant public or private sector organizations appointed by the Rector if they choose to participate. The practical effect is limited and internal. It mainly affects the university, the Center’s management, quality assurance staff, and outside institutions that may be invited to provide advisory input. The board’s role is advisory only: it gives views and recommendations on the Center’s work.
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Key Changes
- Revises the composition of the Advisory Board of Erciyes University’s Health Practice and Research Center
- Allows up to five appointed representatives from relevant public and private sector organizations to join if they wish
- Defines the Advisory Board’s role as providing non-binding views and recommendations on the Center’s work
Obligations
What this law requires
Form the Center Advisory Board under the chairmanship of the Center Director, including deputy directors, the Chair of the Unit Quality Assurance Commission, and, if they choose to participate, up to five representatives from relevant public or private sector organizations appointed by the Rector, with total membership not exceeding fourteen.
Ensure that the Advisory Board’s role is limited to providing advisory views and recommendations on matters related to the Center’s work.
The Rector of Erciyes University must execute the provisions of this regulation.