UK Statutory Instrument
1999
United Kingdom
The General Osteopathic Council (Investigation of Complaints) (Procedure) Rules Order of Council 1999
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Schedules
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New cases relating to Convictions, Conduct or Incompetence
New Cases Relating to health
The Committee may request permission from the osteopath to obtain...
At any stage of its investigations the Committee may cause...
Medical Examination
Action following reports of medical examination
(1) If in the opinion of the Committee a report...
Following consideration of the information and reports it has been...
Notification to the osteopath in all new cases
Further investigations
Interpretation
Legal Advice
Power to Adjourn
Interim Suspension
Ongoing cases and Review of the decisions of Screeners
General
No member of the Committee who is a member of...
Where the Committee has concluded that there is no case...
Service of Notices
Provision of rules to the Osteopath
Appointment and role of Screeners
(1) Subject to paragraph (2), where the Screener has decided...
For the purposes of considering a case, the Screener may...
(1) Where the Screener decides that the Investigating Committee has...
The Investigating Committee
The Committee shall meet not less than three times a...
The Committee shall accept for consideration written statements made by...
The General Osteopathic Council in exercise of its powers under...
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This Order may be cited as the General Osteopathic Council...
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