The Legal Education - Law Commission of India

46similar ranks who have retired and two should be Directors/ViceChancellors of statutory Law Universities.4.15 The further proposal is in regard to consultation between the LegalEducation Committee of the Bar Council of India and the Legal EducationCommittee of the UGC and its acceptance and implementation by the BarCouncil of India.4.16 Provision is also to be made for the Legal Education Committee ofthe UGC to initiate and make suggestions to the Legal EducationCommittee of the Bar Council of India, and the latter shall then follow theprocedure of consulting the States Bar Councils and the UGC LegalEducation Committee.4.17 It is also proposed that the Legal Education Committee of the BarCouncil of India shall, while passing resolution concerning standards oflegal education, have regard to the following factors:(a)(b)(c)the time required for the law schools to provide the necessaryinfrastructure;availability of books or faculty members who are qualified toteach any new subject that may be introduced in the curriculum;availability of funds with the law schools to implement theresolution or the time required to gather the necessary funds.4.18 The proposals for the constitution of the UGC Legal EducationCommittee are contained in the proposed amendment to the UGC Act and