National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Act 2002
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25G Power of the Authority to accredit voluntary registers
(1) Where a regulatory body or other person maintains a voluntary register, the Authority may, on an application by the body or other person, take such steps as it considers appropriate for the purpose of establishing whether the register meets such criteria as the Authority may from time to time set (“accreditation criteria”). (2) Accreditation criteria may, in particular, relate to— (a) the provision to the Authority of information in connection with the establishment, operation or maintenance of register; (b) publication of the names of persons included in the register or who have been removed from the register (whether voluntarily or otherwise); (c) the establishment or operation of a procedure for appeals from decisions relating to inclusion in or removal from the register. (3) If the Authority is satisfied that a voluntary register meets the accreditation criteria, it may accredit the register. (4) The Authority may carry out periodic reviews of the operation of registers accredited under this section for the purpose of establishing whether they continue to meet the accreditation criteria. (5) If, on a review under subsection (4), the Authority is satisfied that a voluntary register no longer meets the accreditation criteria, the Authority may remove or suspend, or impose conditions on, the accreditation of the register. (6) The Authority may refuse to accredit a register, or to continue to accredit a register, unless the person who maintains the register pays a fee of such amount as the Authority may determine. (7) The Authority must publish such accreditation criteria as it sets. (8) The Authority may publish a list of registers accredited under this section. (9) “Voluntary register” has the meaning given in section 25E. (10) In this section “regulatory body” does not include Social Work England.
25G Power of the Authority to accredit voluntary registers
(1) Where a regulatory body or other person maintains a voluntary register, the Authority may, on an application by the body or other person, take such steps as it considers appropriate for the purpose of establishing whether the register meets such criteria as the Authority may from time to time set (“accreditation criteria”). (2) Accreditation criteria may, in particular, relate to— (a) the provision to the Authority of information in connection with the establishment, operation or maintenance of register; (b) publication of the names of persons included in the register or who have been removed from the register (whether voluntarily or otherwise); (c) the establishment or operation of a procedure for appeals from decisions relating to inclusion in or removal from the register. (3) If the Authority is satisfied that a voluntary register meets the accreditation criteria, it may accredit the register. (4) The Authority may carry out periodic reviews of the operation of registers accredited under this section for the purpose of establishing whether they continue to meet the accreditation criteria. (5) If, on a review under subsection (4), the Authority is satisfied that a voluntary register no longer meets the accreditation criteria, the Authority may remove or suspend, or impose conditions on, the accreditation of the register. (6) The Authority may refuse to accredit a register, or to continue to accredit a register, unless the person who maintains the register pays a fee of such amount as the Authority may determine. (7) The Authority must publish such accreditation criteria as it sets. (8) The Authority may publish a list of registers accredited under this section. (9) “Voluntary register” has the meaning given in section 25E. (10) In this section “regulatory body” does not include Social Work England.
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