Dentists Act 1984
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36CC Requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of relevant qualifications
(1) The Council may recognise a relevant qualification of a particular kind as furnishing such guarantees as to the knowledge and skill of the person who holds the relevant qualification that no further enquiry into the knowledge and skill of that person is necessary. (2) A person who holds a relevant qualification recognised by the Council for the time being in accordance with subsection (1) is to be taken to have satisfied the Council that the person holds the requisite knowledge and skill mentioned in section 36C(4)(b). (3) Rules may make provision about the recognition of a relevant qualification under subsection (1). (4) Rules made by virtue of subsection (3) may (in particular) make provision enabling the Council to require the payment of fees for the purpose of meeting expenses incurred, or to be incurred, by the Council in determining applications for the recognition of relevant qualifications. (5) In this section “relevant qualification” has the same meaning as in section 36C (see section 36C(4)(a)).
36CC Requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of relevant qualifications
(1) The Council may recognise a relevant qualification of a particular kind as furnishing such guarantees as to the knowledge and skill of the person who holds the relevant qualification that no further enquiry into the knowledge and skill of that person is necessary. (2) A person who holds a relevant qualification recognised by the Council for the time being in accordance with subsection (1) is to be taken to have satisfied the Council that the person holds the requisite knowledge and skill mentioned in section 36C(4)(b). (3) Rules may make provision about the recognition of a relevant qualification under subsection (1). (4) Rules made by virtue of subsection (3) may (in particular) make provision enabling the Council to require the payment of fees for the purpose of meeting expenses incurred, or to be incurred, by the Council in determining applications for the recognition of relevant qualifications. (5) In this section “relevant qualification” has the same meaning as in section 36C (see section 36C(4)(a)).
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