(a) To advance for the public benefit the science and practice of Cardiological Science and Technology and allied subjects by the promotion of improved standards of education and training and of research work therein and by making the results of such study and research available to practitioners and the general public.

(b) To provide for the delivery of lectures, the holding of classes and examinations, the establishment of scholarships and the granting of prizes, diplomas and certificates of merit and efficiency in connection with the science and practice of Cardiological Science and Technology and allied subjects.

(c) To make and maintain lists of persons whom the Council of the Society shall consider to be qualified to practice Cardiological Science and Technology and allied subjects and to take measures against any unqualified person claiming to possess or holding himself or herself out as possessing a certificate or diploma of the Society.

(d) To promote, organise and conduct conferences, public meetings and exhibitions of apparatus, plant and processes in connection with the science and practice of Cardiological Science and Technology and allied subjects.

(e) To publish a journal and such other papers, treatises, works and communication as the Society may think necessary or desirable to promote the objects of the Society.