PART 4 SUPPLEMENTARY

Appeals

36.—(1) Within four months of the notification to him of any decision of a competent authority made in relation to the applicant under Part 3 or regulation 9(2), or thereafter with the leave of the appropriate appeal body, the applicant may appeal against that decision on a matter of law or fact (or of both) to the appropriate appeal body.

(2) This regulation shall not apply in relation to any decision of a competent authority for a particular profession where the right of appeal to a body, other than a competent authority, in relation to that decision is provided for in another enactment relating to that profession.

(3) An appropriate appeal body may, for the purpose of determining any appeal under these Regulations against the decision of a competent authority—

(a) give any authorisation to practise and impose any condition which the competent authority could give or impose in relation to that profession; or

(b) remit the matter to the competent authority with such directions as the appeal body sees fit.

(4) In this regulation, “the appropriate appeal body” means—

(a) where the profession concerned is one set out in the first column of an entry in Schedule 5, the court, tribunal or other person set out in the second column of that entry;

(b) in any other case, the county court or, in Scotland, the sheriff.

Use of academic titles

37.—(1) Without prejudice to regulations 13 and 35, an applicant shall have the right to use the lawful academic title (and where appropriate the abbreviation thereof) acquired by him in his home State and in the language of that State.

(2) Where the applicant makes use of the possibility provided for in paragraph (1), the competent authority may require that the title shall be followed by the name and location of the establishment or examining board which awarded it.

(3) Where a competent authority decides that an academic title in paragraph (1) is liable to be confused with a title which, in the United Kingdom, requires supplementary training not acquired by the applicant, it may require the applicant to use the academic title of the home State in an appropriate form laid down by the competent authority.

Information from competent authorities

38.—(1) Competent authorities shall provide the Secretary of State with such information (including statistical information) as the Secretary of State may require concerning applications made to those authorities by those seeking to rely on the provisions of the Directive and the actions and decisions taken in respect of those applications.

(2) Following a request by the European Commission, a competent authority shall inform the Secretary of State of the results of any enquiries referred to in regulation 5(7)(b) with which it is dealing within two months of the date on which the competent authority receives such a request.

Revocations and savings

39.  The Regulations set out in the first column of Schedule 6 are hereby revoked to the extent expressed in the third column of that Schedule.

Bill Rammell

Minister of State

Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills

27th September 2007

Regulations 4 and 6

SCHEDULE 1 REGULATED PROFESSIONS

PART 1 PROFESSIONS REGULATED BY LAW OR PUBLIC AUTHORITY

Profession Competent authority
Actuary

Institute of Actuaries

Faculty of Actuaries

Advocate in Scotland Faculty of Advocates

Air Traffic Controller

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Airport Fire Officer

Airport Fire Fighter

Civil Aviation Authority
Analytical Chemist The Royal Society of Chemistry

Barrister in England and Wales

The General Council of the Bar for England and Wales
Barrister in Northern Ireland The Executive Council of the Inn of Court of Northern Ireland
Licensed Boatmaster Secretary of State
Licensed Cab Driver (London) Transport for London

In England and Wales:

Cash and Valuables in Transit Operative

Close Protection Operative

Door Supervisor

Public Space Surveillance Operative

Security Guard

Vehicle Immobiliser

Security Industry Authority

Childminder in England

Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in England
Childminder in Wales Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales
Chiropractor The General Chiropractic Council
Child Psychotherapist employed in the National Health Service Association of Child Psychotherapist
Clinical Psychologist employed in the National Health Service British Psychological Society
Licensed Conveyancer The Council for Licensed Conveyancers

Deck Officer Class 1 – Fishing Vessels

Deck Officer Class 2 – Fishing Vessels

Deck Officer Class 3 – Fishing Vessels

Chief Engineer Class 1 – Fishing Vessels

Chief Engineer Class 2 – Fishing Vessels

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Dental Hygienist

Dental Therapist

Clinical Dental Technician

Dental Nurse

Dental Technician

Orthodontic Therapist

General Dental Council
Registered Dispenser of Hearing Aids Hearing Aid Council

Approved Driving Instructor (Great Britain)

The Registrar for the purposes of Part V of the Road Traffic Act 1988(12)
Approved Driving Instructor (Northern Ireland) The Registrar within the meaning of the Motor Cars (Driving Instruction) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2004(13)
Farrier in England, Wales and Scotland Farriers Registration Council
Harbour Pilot The competent harbour authority within the meaning of section 1 of the Pilotage Act 1987(14)
Registered Gas Installer Council for Registered Gas Installers

The following health professions

Arts Therapist

Biomedical Scientist

Chiropodist or Podiatrist

Clinical Scientist

Dietician

Occupational Therapist

Operating Department Practitioner

Orthoptist

Paramedic

Physiotherapist

Prosthetist and Orthotist

Radiographer

Speech and Language Therapist

Health Professions Council
Insolvency Practitioner

Secretary of State

The Insolvency Practitioners Association

Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment in Northern Ireland

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland

The Law Society

The Law Society of Northern Ireland

The Law Society of Scotland

Inspector of Weights and Measures

Secretary of State

Inspector of Weights and Measures in Northern Ireland Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment in Northern Ireland
Certified Instructor (Motor Cycles) (in Great Britain) Secretary of State

Diver

Mine Manager

Mine Surveyor

Mine Electrical Engineer

Mine Mechanical Engineer

Mine Electrician

Mine Mechanic

Mine Deputy

The Health and Safety Executive

Nurses admitted to:

Sub-Part 1 of the nurses’ Part of the Register maintained by the Nursing and Midwifery Council, whose field of practice is mental health nursing, learning disabilities nursing or children’s nursing

Sub-Part 2 of the nurses’ Part of the Register maintained by the Nursing and Midwifery Council

Nursing and Midwifery Council

Notary Public (England and Wales) The Faculty Office

Optometrist (Ophthalmic Optician)

Dispensing Optician

General Optical Council
Osteopath General Osteopathic Council

Patent Attorney

Patent Agent

The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys
Principal of a further education institution in England Secretary of State
Road/Street Works Operatives Scottish Qualifications Authority
Road/Street Works Supervisors Scottish Qualifications Authority
School Teacher in a publicly regulated school in England The General Teaching Council for England

School Teacher in a publicly regulated school in

Northern Ireland

The General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland
School Teacher in a publicly regulated school in Scotland

The General Teaching Council for Scotland

School Teacher in a publicly regulated school in Wales

The General Teaching Council for Wales

Social Worker in England General Social Care Council
Social Worker in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Social Care Council
Social Worker in Scotland Scottish Social Services Council
Social Worker in Wales Care Council for Wales
Solicitor in England and Wales The Law Society
Solicitor in Northern Ireland The Law Society of Northern Ireland
Solicitor in Scotland The Law Society of Scotland
Teacher at a further education institution in England (within the meaning of the Education Act 2002)(15) The Institute for Learning
Teacher at a further education institution in Wales (within meaning of the Education Act 2002) Welsh Ministers
Certified Technically Competent Person Waste Management Industry Training and Advisory Board
Registered Trade Mark Attorney The Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys
Listed Veterinary Nurse The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
(13)

S.R. (N.I.) 2004 No 179. Back [13]

(14)

1987 c. 21. Back [14]