Dentists Act 1984
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Change 1
36D Education and training for members of professions complementary to dentistry
(1) For each regulated profession or class, the Council shall, from time to time— (a) determine the appropriate standard of proficiency which, in their opinion, is required for a person to practise competently and safely as a member of the profession or class; and (b) specify the content and standard of the education and training (including practical experience) which, in their opinion, is required for imparting the knowledge and skills necessary for a person to obtain that proficiency. (2) Where the Council are satisfied that— (a) a qualification granted by an institution in the United Kingdom is evidence of having reached the standard of proficiency for a regulated profession or class determined under subsection (1), (b) a qualification which such an institution proposes to grant will be such evidence, or (c) two or more qualifications granted or to be granted as mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b), taken together, are or will be such evidence, the Council may approve that qualification or those qualifications in relation to that regulated profession or class. (3) The matters determined or specified under subsection (1), and the qualifications approved under subsection (2), shall be published by the Council from time to time in such form as appears to them to be appropriate. (4) The Council shall ensure that establishments providing or overseeing courses of education or training for persons who seek registration under a title in the dental care professionals register are notified of— (a) the matters for the time being determined or specified under subsection (1); and (b) the qualifications for the time being approved under subsection (2). (5) Rules shall make provision for the withdrawal of approval given under subsection (2) in such circumstances as may be specified in the rules. (6) Rules may make provision for the appointment by the Council of persons to visit establishments which provide or oversee, or seek to provide or oversee, courses of education or training for persons referred to in subsection (4), for the purposes of advising and reporting back to the Council upon matters connected with such courses, including— (a) the sufficiency of instruction provided or overseen by, or to be provided or overseen by, those establishments; (b) the suitability of a particular qualification for approval under subsection (2); and (c) whether approval of a particular qualification ought to be withdrawn under rules under subsection (5). (7) Rules may make provision— (a) for the appointment by the Council of persons to attend examinations (or other forms of assessment) taken by persons attempting to obtain qualifications approved under subsection (2); and (b) for persons appointed under paragraph (a) to report back to the Council on their findings. (8) In this section “regulated profession or class” means a profession complementary to dentistry, or class of members of such a profession, specified in regulations under section 36A(2).
36D Education and training for members of professions complementary to dentistry
(1) For each regulated profession or class, the Council shall, from time to time— (a) determine the appropriate standard of proficiency which, in their opinion, is required for a person to practise competently and safely as a member of the profession or class; and (b) specify the content and standard of the education and training (including practical experience) which, in their opinion, is required for imparting the knowledge and skills necessary for a person to obtain that proficiency. (2) Where the Council are satisfied that— (a) a qualification granted by an institution in the United Kingdom is evidence of having reached the standard of proficiency for a regulated profession or class determined under subsection (1), (b) a qualification which such an institution proposes to grant will be such evidence, or (c) two or more qualifications granted or to be granted as mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b), taken together, are or will be such evidence, the Council may approve that qualification or those qualifications in relation to that regulated profession or class. (3) The matters determined or specified under subsection (1), and the qualifications approved under subsection (2), shall be published by the Council from time to time in such form as appears to them to be appropriate. (4) The Council shall ensure that establishments providing or overseeing courses of education or training for persons who seek registration under a title in the dental care professionals register are notified of— (a) the matters for the time being determined or specified under subsection (1); and (b) the qualifications for the time being approved under subsection (2). (5) Rules shall make provision for the withdrawal of approval given under subsection (2) in such circumstances as may be specified in the rules. (6) Rules may make provision for the appointment by the Council of persons to visit establishments which provide or oversee, or seek to provide or oversee, courses of education or training for persons referred to in subsection (4), for the purposes of advising and reporting back to the Council upon matters connected with such courses, including— (a) the sufficiency of instruction provided or overseen by, or to be provided or overseen by, those establishments; (b) the suitability of a particular qualification for approval under subsection (2); and (c) whether approval of a particular qualification ought to be withdrawn under rules under subsection (5). (7) Rules may make provision— (a) for the appointment by the Council of persons to attend examinations (or other forms of assessment) taken by persons attempting to obtain qualifications approved under subsection (2); and (b) for persons appointed under paragraph (a) to report back to the Council on their findings. (8) In this section “regulated profession or class” means a profession complementary to dentistry, or class of members of such a profession, specified in regulations under section 36A(2).
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