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What is female feticide?



 Female feticide-
 aborting a female fetus after sex determination
  test
 ultra-sonography, helps determine abnormalities
  in the fetus.
 misused to find out sex of the fetus and abort it if
  it is a girl.

01/08/13                                                 2
Why is female feticide a problem ?


 Increase in violence against women- violation of
  their human rights.
 Abortion due to family pressures to have male
  child-
     effect on mental and physical health of
       woman.
 More men in society due to sex selective
  abortions.
01/08/13                                             3
Indian Penal Code, 1860

Section 312: Without analyzing the threat to the
                life of women

Section 313: Without the consent of the women

Section 314:    Trying to cause miscarriage and
                thereby causing death

Section 315:    An act done to prevent a child from
                being born/ or born alive concealing
                the birth of a child
01/08/13                                           4
Indian Penal Code, 1860
Section 316:   Act resulting in death of an unborn
                child

Section 317:   Mother or father abandoning the
                child

Section 318:    Secretly disposing body of child/
                intentionally




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The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex
           Selection) Act, 1994

Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques include
Ultra-sonography,
 Foetoscopy,
Taking samples of amniotic fluid, embryo, blood or
 any tissue or fluid of pregnant women before or after
 conception,
Testing samples in Genetic Laboratory to detect
 genetic disorders, abnormalities or sex-linked
 diseases

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The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex
           Selection) Act, 1994
 Imposes restrictions on:
 Clinics, medical personnel and sale of
   machines
   Only registered genetic clinics can use pre-
    natal diagnostic techniques
   By qualified medical practitioner
   Prohibition of sex-selection
   Prohibition on sale of ultrasound machine to
    unregistered laboratories, clinics & persons
01/08/13                                           7
Sec.3A Prohibition of sex
           selection




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The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
   Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
         Sex Selection) Act, 1994
PNDT can be used for detection of
   abnormalities:
    Chromosomal Abnormalities
    Genetic Metabolic Diseases
    Haemoglobinopathies
    Sex-linked genetic diseases
    Congenital abnormalities
    Any other abnormalities
01/08/13                                   10
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 PNDT in following conditions:
      Age of pregnant women is above 35 years
      Two or more spontaneous abortions
      Pregnant women has been exposed to drugs,
       radiation, infection or chemicals
      Family history of mental retardation or physical
       deformities
      Any other condition
01/08/13                                              11
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
     Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
           Sex Selection) Act, 1994
Essential communications
   Explanation of all known side/ after effects & test
     procedures
  Written consent in prescribed form & its copy given to
     her
  Not to disclose sex of the fetus by words, signs etc.
  Display prominently in local language that disclosure of
     sex of fetus prohibited under law.
  Registration certificate to be displayed prominently in
     the clinic.
 01/08/13                                                12
Regulatory Body

 Policy Making     Implementing    Advisory Committee
      Body            Body

     Central          State           State Advisory
   Supervisory      Appropriate        Committee
     Board           Authority
      State           District       District Advisory
   Supervisory      Appropriate        Committee
     Board           Authority
                    Sub-District       Sub District
                    Appropriate         Advisory
                     Authority         Committee
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The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
Husbands and relatives
     Cannot ask or encourage pre-natal diagnostic
           techniques expect for reasons permitted under
           law.

Publishing and advertising
     Illegal:      No person, organization, counseling
           centre, clinic or laboratory is allowed.


01/08/13                                              14
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
Violation
     Imprisonment of 3 years and Rs 10000 (50000)
      fine, but subsequent conviction punishable with
      imprisonment for 5 years and Rs 50000
      (1,00,000) fine.
     Offence to be cognizable, non-bailable and non-
      compoundable



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Implementation of PCPNDT Act
Implemented by Appropriate Authority
Role
   To grant, suspend or cancel registration
   Enforce standards
   Investigate complaints of breach of provisions
Complaints
     Can be made by any person/social organisation
     The chief medical officer to investigate
     Can approach court if chief medical officer does not
        take action
Court
     Judicial Magistrate First Class or Metropolitan
01/08/13Magistrate                                      16
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Advisory committee
    The advisory committee shall consist of –
    · Three medical experts from gynaecologists,
    obstetricians, paediatricians and medical
    geneticist;
    · One legal expert
    · One officer to represent the dept. dealing with
    information and publicity of the State govt.
    · Three eminent social workers, at least one from
    the women’s organisations.
01/08/13                                                17
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
            Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                  Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 The advisory committee may meet
      as necessary
      on the request of the AA.
      for consideration of any application for registration and
           to give advice thereon; provided that the period
           intervening between any two meetings shall not
           exceed sixty days (rule 15)




01/08/13                                                       18
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 An application for registration shall be made to
  the A.A., in duplicate, in form A duly
  accompanied by an affidavit containing –
 An undertaking to the effect that the Genetic
  counselling center, Genetic clinic, and Genetic
  Laboratory shall not conduct any test pr
  procedure for selection of sex before or after
  conception or for detection of sex of foetus
  except for diseases specified in sec 4(2) nor
  shall the sex of foetus be disclosed to any body,
01/08/13                                              19
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 An undertaking to the effect that the Genetic counselling
  center, Genetic clinic, and Genetic Laboratory shall
  display prominently a notice that they do not conduct
  any techniques, test or procedure, etc., by whatever
  name called, for detection of sex of foetus or for
  selection of sex before or after conception
 The A.A., or any person in his office authorized in this
  behalf, shall acknowledge receipt of the application for
  registration, in the acknowledgement slip provided at the
  bottom of form A, immediately if delivered at the office of
  the A. A., or not later then the next working day if
  received by post.
01/08/13                                                    20
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Certificate of registration
 The Appropriate Authority shall after holding an
    inquiry and after satisfying itself that the
    applicant has complied with all the requirements
    of this act and the rules made thereunder and
    having regard to the advise of the advisory
    committee in this behalf, grant a certificate in of
    registration in the prescribed form (form B)
    jointly or separately to the G.C.C./GC./ GL., as
    the case may be.
01/08/13                                                  21
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 If after holding inquiry and after giving an
    opportunity of being heard to the applicant and
    having regard to the advice of the advisory
    committee, the appropriate authority is satisfied
    that the applicant has not complied with the
    requirements of this act or the rules, it shall, for
    the reasons to be recorded in writing, reject the
    application for registration and will be
    communicated to applicant in Form C.

01/08/13                                                   22
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Every registration shall be renewed in such
  manner and after such period and on payment of
  such fees as may be prescribed
 The certificate of registration shall be
  displayed by the registered Genetic counselling
  center, Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory,
  Ultrasound clinic or imaging center in a
  conspicuous place at its place of business


01/08/13                                            23
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
 Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex
            Selection) Act, 1994
 Validity of Registration-Every certificate of
  registration shall be valid for a period of five
  years from date of issue
 Cancellation or suspension of registration
    The A.A. may suo moto, or on complaint,
  issue a notice to the Genetic counselling center,
  Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory to show
  cause why its registration should not be
  cancelled or suspended for the reasons
  mentioned in the notice.


01/08/13                                          24
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex
           Selection) Act, 1994
 If after giving a reasonable opportunity of being
    heard to the Genetic counselling center, Genetic
    clinic, Genetic Laboratory and having regard to
    the advice of the advisory committee, the A.A. is
    satisfied that there has been a breach of the
    provisions of this act or the rules, it may, without
    prejudice to any criminal action that it may take
    against such center, Lab., or clinic, suspend its
    registration for such period as it may think fit or
    cancel its registration, as the case may be.
01/08/13                                                   25
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex
           Selection) Act, 1994
 Notwithstanding anything contained in above
    sub-sec., if the A.A. is of the opinion that it is
    necessary or expedient so to do in the public
    interest, it may, for reason to recorded in writing,
    suspend the registration of any Genetic
    counselling center, Genetic clinic, Genetic
    Laboratory without issuing any such show
    cause notice.


01/08/13                                               26
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Maintenance and preservation of records
 Genetic Counselling , Genetic Laboratory,
    Genetic Clinic or ultrasound clinic or imaging
    center shall maintain a register showing, in
    serial order, the names and addresses of the
    men or women given genetic counselling,
    subjected to pre natal diagnostic procedure or
    test, the name of their spouse or father and the
    date on which they first reported for such
    counselling, procedure of test.
01/08/13                                               27
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 The record to be maintained by every Genetic
  counselling center, in respect of each women
  counselled shall be specified in Form D
 The record to be maintained by every Genetic
  Laboratory, in respect of each man or woman
  subjected to any pre-natal diagnostic
  procedure/technique/test, shall be as specified in
  Form E.


01/08/13                                               28
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 The record to be maintained by every Genetic
  Clinic, in respect of each man or woman
  subjected to any pre-natal diagnostic
  procedure/technique/test, shall be as specified in
  Form F.
 The A.A. shall maintain a register a permanent
  record of application for grant or renewal of
  certificate of registration as specified in form H.


01/08/13                                                29
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Before conducting pre implantation genetic
    diagnosis, or any pre-natal diagnostic
    technique/test/procedure such as amniocentesis,
    chorionic villi biopsy, foetoscopy, foetal skin or
    organ biopsy or cordocentesis, a written
    consent, as specified in Form G, in a language
    the person undergoing such procedure
    understands, shall be obtained from her/him.


01/08/13                                             30
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Person conducting ultrasonography on a
    pregnant woman shall keep a complete record
    thereof in the clinic in such manner as may be
    prescribed and any deficiency or inaccuracy
    found therein shall amount to contravention
    of provisions of sec.5 or sec.6 unless the
    contrary is proved by the person conducting
    such ultrasonography


01/08/13                                             31
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
           Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
                 Sex Selection) Act, 1994
 Intimation of changes in employees, place or
  equipment –
 Genetic Laboratory/Genetic Clinic/ Genetic
  Counselling center shall intimate every change
  of employee, place, address and equipment
  installed, to the A.A. with in a period of thirty days
  of such change. (Rule 13)




01/08/13                                               32
The Pre-conception and Pre-natal
     Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
           Sex Selection) Act, 1994
Public Information (Rule 17 )
Prominently display of notice of its premises in
     English and in the other local language or language
     for the information of the public, to the effect that
     disclosure of sex of foetus is prohibited under
     law.
 At least one copy of the act and the rule shall be
     available.
 The A.A., and the state govt. may publish
     periodically lists of registered centers and
     findings from the reports and other information in
     their possession, for the information of the public and
     for use by the experts in the field.
01/08/13                                                    33

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PCPNDT Act, 1994

  • 1.
  • 2. What is female feticide? Female feticide- aborting a female fetus after sex determination test ultra-sonography, helps determine abnormalities in the fetus. misused to find out sex of the fetus and abort it if it is a girl. 01/08/13 2
  • 3. Why is female feticide a problem ? Increase in violence against women- violation of their human rights. Abortion due to family pressures to have male child-  effect on mental and physical health of woman. More men in society due to sex selective abortions. 01/08/13 3
  • 4. Indian Penal Code, 1860 Section 312: Without analyzing the threat to the life of women Section 313: Without the consent of the women Section 314: Trying to cause miscarriage and thereby causing death Section 315: An act done to prevent a child from being born/ or born alive concealing the birth of a child 01/08/13 4
  • 5. Indian Penal Code, 1860 Section 316: Act resulting in death of an unborn child Section 317: Mother or father abandoning the child Section 318: Secretly disposing body of child/ intentionally 01/08/13 5
  • 6. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques include Ultra-sonography,  Foetoscopy, Taking samples of amniotic fluid, embryo, blood or any tissue or fluid of pregnant women before or after conception, Testing samples in Genetic Laboratory to detect genetic disorders, abnormalities or sex-linked diseases 01/08/13 6
  • 7. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Imposes restrictions on: Clinics, medical personnel and sale of machines Only registered genetic clinics can use pre- natal diagnostic techniques By qualified medical practitioner Prohibition of sex-selection Prohibition on sale of ultrasound machine to unregistered laboratories, clinics & persons 01/08/13 7
  • 8. Sec.3A Prohibition of sex selection 01/08/13 8
  • 10. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 PNDT can be used for detection of abnormalities: Chromosomal Abnormalities Genetic Metabolic Diseases Haemoglobinopathies Sex-linked genetic diseases Congenital abnormalities Any other abnormalities 01/08/13 10
  • 11. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 PNDT in following conditions: Age of pregnant women is above 35 years Two or more spontaneous abortions Pregnant women has been exposed to drugs, radiation, infection or chemicals Family history of mental retardation or physical deformities Any other condition 01/08/13 11
  • 12. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Essential communications  Explanation of all known side/ after effects & test procedures  Written consent in prescribed form & its copy given to her  Not to disclose sex of the fetus by words, signs etc.  Display prominently in local language that disclosure of sex of fetus prohibited under law.  Registration certificate to be displayed prominently in the clinic. 01/08/13 12
  • 13. Regulatory Body Policy Making Implementing Advisory Committee Body Body Central State State Advisory Supervisory Appropriate Committee Board Authority State District District Advisory Supervisory Appropriate Committee Board Authority Sub-District Sub District Appropriate Advisory Authority Committee 01/08/13 13
  • 14. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Husbands and relatives Cannot ask or encourage pre-natal diagnostic techniques expect for reasons permitted under law. Publishing and advertising Illegal: No person, organization, counseling centre, clinic or laboratory is allowed. 01/08/13 14
  • 15. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Violation Imprisonment of 3 years and Rs 10000 (50000) fine, but subsequent conviction punishable with imprisonment for 5 years and Rs 50000 (1,00,000) fine. Offence to be cognizable, non-bailable and non- compoundable 01/08/13 15
  • 16. Implementation of PCPNDT Act Implemented by Appropriate Authority Role  To grant, suspend or cancel registration  Enforce standards  Investigate complaints of breach of provisions Complaints  Can be made by any person/social organisation  The chief medical officer to investigate  Can approach court if chief medical officer does not take action Court  Judicial Magistrate First Class or Metropolitan 01/08/13Magistrate 16
  • 17. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Advisory committee The advisory committee shall consist of – · Three medical experts from gynaecologists, obstetricians, paediatricians and medical geneticist; · One legal expert · One officer to represent the dept. dealing with information and publicity of the State govt. · Three eminent social workers, at least one from the women’s organisations. 01/08/13 17
  • 18. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 The advisory committee may meet as necessary on the request of the AA. for consideration of any application for registration and to give advice thereon; provided that the period intervening between any two meetings shall not exceed sixty days (rule 15) 01/08/13 18
  • 19. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 An application for registration shall be made to the A.A., in duplicate, in form A duly accompanied by an affidavit containing – An undertaking to the effect that the Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, and Genetic Laboratory shall not conduct any test pr procedure for selection of sex before or after conception or for detection of sex of foetus except for diseases specified in sec 4(2) nor shall the sex of foetus be disclosed to any body, 01/08/13 19
  • 20. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 An undertaking to the effect that the Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, and Genetic Laboratory shall display prominently a notice that they do not conduct any techniques, test or procedure, etc., by whatever name called, for detection of sex of foetus or for selection of sex before or after conception The A.A., or any person in his office authorized in this behalf, shall acknowledge receipt of the application for registration, in the acknowledgement slip provided at the bottom of form A, immediately if delivered at the office of the A. A., or not later then the next working day if received by post. 01/08/13 20
  • 21. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Certificate of registration The Appropriate Authority shall after holding an inquiry and after satisfying itself that the applicant has complied with all the requirements of this act and the rules made thereunder and having regard to the advise of the advisory committee in this behalf, grant a certificate in of registration in the prescribed form (form B) jointly or separately to the G.C.C./GC./ GL., as the case may be. 01/08/13 21
  • 22. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 If after holding inquiry and after giving an opportunity of being heard to the applicant and having regard to the advice of the advisory committee, the appropriate authority is satisfied that the applicant has not complied with the requirements of this act or the rules, it shall, for the reasons to be recorded in writing, reject the application for registration and will be communicated to applicant in Form C. 01/08/13 22
  • 23. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Every registration shall be renewed in such manner and after such period and on payment of such fees as may be prescribed The certificate of registration shall be displayed by the registered Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory, Ultrasound clinic or imaging center in a conspicuous place at its place of business 01/08/13 23
  • 24. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Validity of Registration-Every certificate of registration shall be valid for a period of five years from date of issue Cancellation or suspension of registration The A.A. may suo moto, or on complaint, issue a notice to the Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory to show cause why its registration should not be cancelled or suspended for the reasons mentioned in the notice. 01/08/13 24
  • 25. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 If after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard to the Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory and having regard to the advice of the advisory committee, the A.A. is satisfied that there has been a breach of the provisions of this act or the rules, it may, without prejudice to any criminal action that it may take against such center, Lab., or clinic, suspend its registration for such period as it may think fit or cancel its registration, as the case may be. 01/08/13 25
  • 26. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Notwithstanding anything contained in above sub-sec., if the A.A. is of the opinion that it is necessary or expedient so to do in the public interest, it may, for reason to recorded in writing, suspend the registration of any Genetic counselling center, Genetic clinic, Genetic Laboratory without issuing any such show cause notice. 01/08/13 26
  • 27. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Maintenance and preservation of records Genetic Counselling , Genetic Laboratory, Genetic Clinic or ultrasound clinic or imaging center shall maintain a register showing, in serial order, the names and addresses of the men or women given genetic counselling, subjected to pre natal diagnostic procedure or test, the name of their spouse or father and the date on which they first reported for such counselling, procedure of test. 01/08/13 27
  • 28. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 The record to be maintained by every Genetic counselling center, in respect of each women counselled shall be specified in Form D The record to be maintained by every Genetic Laboratory, in respect of each man or woman subjected to any pre-natal diagnostic procedure/technique/test, shall be as specified in Form E. 01/08/13 28
  • 29. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 The record to be maintained by every Genetic Clinic, in respect of each man or woman subjected to any pre-natal diagnostic procedure/technique/test, shall be as specified in Form F. The A.A. shall maintain a register a permanent record of application for grant or renewal of certificate of registration as specified in form H. 01/08/13 29
  • 30. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Before conducting pre implantation genetic diagnosis, or any pre-natal diagnostic technique/test/procedure such as amniocentesis, chorionic villi biopsy, foetoscopy, foetal skin or organ biopsy or cordocentesis, a written consent, as specified in Form G, in a language the person undergoing such procedure understands, shall be obtained from her/him. 01/08/13 30
  • 31. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Person conducting ultrasonography on a pregnant woman shall keep a complete record thereof in the clinic in such manner as may be prescribed and any deficiency or inaccuracy found therein shall amount to contravention of provisions of sec.5 or sec.6 unless the contrary is proved by the person conducting such ultrasonography 01/08/13 31
  • 32. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Intimation of changes in employees, place or equipment – Genetic Laboratory/Genetic Clinic/ Genetic Counselling center shall intimate every change of employee, place, address and equipment installed, to the A.A. with in a period of thirty days of such change. (Rule 13) 01/08/13 32
  • 33. The Pre-conception and Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act, 1994 Public Information (Rule 17 ) Prominently display of notice of its premises in English and in the other local language or language for the information of the public, to the effect that disclosure of sex of foetus is prohibited under law. At least one copy of the act and the rule shall be available. The A.A., and the state govt. may publish periodically lists of registered centers and findings from the reports and other information in their possession, for the information of the public and for use by the experts in the field. 01/08/13 33

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