UK Statutory Instrument 2000 United Kingdom

The General Osteopathic Council (Health Committee) (Procedure) Rules Order of Council 2000

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1 compliance obligation

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s.schedule/part/i/paragraph/1n1

Citation and commencement

sch. para. 9

Acceptance of recommended conditions of practice order

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  • Health Committee must issue conditions of practice order if osteopath accepts Statutory regulator
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sch. para. 34

Application by osteopath for a review hearing

s.paragraph/1

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