Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026
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3 Specialty training programmes: offers from 2027 onwards
(1) A person who has a function of deciding which applicants to interview for a place on a UK specialty training programme, where the interviews are offered in 2027 or any subsequent year, must offer interviews to eligible applicants who are— (a) UK medical graduates, (b) persons in the priority group, (c) persons who have completed, or are currently on, a relevant qualifying UK programme, or (d) persons of a description set out in regulations made by the appropriate authority, before offering interviews to any other eligible applicants. (2) A person who has a function of deciding offers of places on a UK specialty training programme, where the offers are made in 2027 or any subsequent year, must offer places to eligible applicants who are— (a) UK medical graduates, (b) persons in the priority group, (c) persons who have completed, or are currently on, a relevant qualifying UK programme, or (d) persons of a description set out in regulations made by the appropriate authority, before offering places to any other eligible applicants. (3) Regulations under subsection (1)(d) or (2)(d) may only describe persons who— (a) in the opinion of the appropriate authority, meet criteria set out in the regulations which indicate that they are likely to have significant experience of working as a doctor in the National Health Service in England, Wales or Scotland or in Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland, or (b) are persons within any of paragraphs (a) to (e) of section 2(2) or are otherwise described by reference to their immigration status.
3 Specialty training programmes: offers from 2027 onwards
(1) A person who has a function of deciding which applicants to interview for a place on a UK specialty training programme, where the interviews are offered in 2027 or any subsequent year, must offer interviews to eligible applicants who are— (a) UK medical graduates, (b) persons in the priority group, (c) persons who have completed, or are currently on, a relevant qualifying UK programme, or (d) persons of a description set out in regulations made by the appropriate authority, before offering interviews to any other eligible applicants. (2) A person who has a function of deciding offers of places on a UK specialty training programme, where the offers are made in 2027 or any subsequent year, must offer places to eligible applicants who are— (a) UK medical graduates, (b) persons in the priority group, (c) persons who have completed, or are currently on, a relevant qualifying UK programme, or (d) persons of a description set out in regulations made by the appropriate authority, before offering places to any other eligible applicants. (3) Regulations under subsection (1)(d) or (2)(d) may only describe persons who— (a) in the opinion of the appropriate authority, meet criteria set out in the regulations which indicate that they are likely to have significant experience of working as a doctor in the National Health Service in England, Wales or Scotland or in Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland, or (b) are persons within any of paragraphs (a) to (e) of section 2(2) or are otherwise described by reference to their immigration status.
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