Osteopaths Act 1993
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Change 1
19A Information to be made available to specified state professionals
(1) The General Council must make information about the following matters available to specified state professionals— (a) the relevant laws to be applied regarding disciplinary action, financial responsibility or liability and other relevant matters; (b) the principles of discipline and enforcement of professional standards, including disciplinary jurisdiction and consequential effects on practising professional activities; (c) the processes and procedures for the ongoing verification of competence; (d) the criteria for, and procedures relating to, removal of an entry in the register; (e) the documentation required of specified state professionals and the form in which it should be presented; and (f) the documents and certificates issued in relation to professional qualifications or other conditions that apply to the practice of a registered osteopath that are acceptable to the General Council. (2) The General Council must deal promptly with enquiries from specified state professionals about conditions that apply to the practice of registered osteopaths.
19A Information to be made available to specified state professionals
(1) The General Council must make information about the following matters available to specified state professionals— (a) the relevant laws to be applied regarding disciplinary action, financial responsibility or liability and other relevant matters; (b) the principles of discipline and enforcement of professional standards, including disciplinary jurisdiction and consequential effects on practising professional activities; (c) the processes and procedures for the ongoing verification of competence; (d) the criteria for, and procedures relating to, removal of an entry in the register; (e) the documentation required of specified state professionals and the form in which it should be presented; and (f) the documents and certificates issued in relation to professional qualifications or other conditions that apply to the practice of a registered osteopath that are acceptable to the General Council. (2) The General Council must deal promptly with enquiries from specified state professionals about conditions that apply to the practice of registered osteopaths.
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