● Governance
How AHPC is governed
The AHP Council is the governing body of the Allied Health Professionals Council, established under the AHPC Act 2017. It sets the Council’s policy and direction and is accountable for how the professions are regulated. The Council brings together one elected professional from each of the six clusters, together with representatives of the ministries and offices named in the Act, and is supported by professional sub-committees and a permanent Secretariat.
Organisational Chart
How the Council, its committees and the Registrar’s Office are structured.
AHPC Council Members
AHP Technical Committee
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Registration, Validation & Licensing Committee
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Ethics & Disciplinary Committee
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CPD Committee
Continuing Professional Development
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System & Data Handling Committee
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Communication & Networking Committee
Registrar’s Office
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ICT Department
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Administrative Department
- Data entry, archives & statistics maintenance
- Human resources, meetings & facilities maintenance
- CPD HR & logistics management
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Finance Department
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Education & Training Department
- CPD inspection & quality assurance
Lines show reporting relationships, from the Council down.
● The Council
Council members
The governing body of AHPC for the current term.
- Elected cluster representatives
- Elected cluster representatives
GS
Mr Geerish Das Soodhoo
MA
Mr Mushir Anaruth
- Government & statutory representatives
- Ministry of Health & Wellness
Mrs C. Ah-Sue
- Prime Minister's Office
Mr Kamlesh Chandra Suneechur
- Attorney-General's Office
Mrs Geereesha Topsy-Sonoo
- Ministry responsible for Finance
Mr Yashwant Fakoo
Alternate: Mr Roshan Sultoo — Lead Analyst
- Ministry responsible for Education
Professor Brambhanund Suryakiran Sharma
Alternate: Mr Vedanand Burosah — Assistant Director, Tertiary
- Attorney-General's Office
Mrs Geereesha Topsy-Sonoo
● committees
Professional committees
The AHP Council is the governing body of the Allied Health Professionals Council, established under the AHPC Act 2017. It sets the Council’s policy and direction and is accountable for how the professions are regulated. The Council brings together one elected professional from each of the six clusters, together with representatives of the ministries and offices named in the Act, and is supported by professional sub-committees and a permanent Secretariat.
