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65. In the Value Added Tax Act 1994(49)—
(a) in Part II of Schedule 8 (zero-rating – the Groups), in the Notes to Group 12 (drugs, medicines, aids for the handicapped), omit Note (2); and
(b) in Part II of Schedule 9 (exemptions – the Groups), in the Notes to Group 7 (health and welfare), omit Note (4).
66. In the European Primary Medical Qualifications Regulations 1996(50), regulation 2 (the competent authority for certain EEA purposes), regulation 5 (visiting EEA practitioners), Schedule 1 (primary European qualifications) and paragraphs 7, 9(c), 10, 11, 12, 13(2)(a) and (b) and 14(3) of Schedule 2 (minor and consequential amendments) are revoked.
67. In the National Health Service (Primary Medical Services Performers Lists) (Scotland) Regulations 2004(51), in regulation 2 (interpretation), in the definition of “CCT”, omit “, including any such certificate awarded in pursuance of the competent authority functions of the Postgraduate Medical Education and Training Board specified in article 20(3)(a) of that Order”.
68. In the National Health Service (Performers Lists) Regulations 2004(52), in regulation 21 (interpretation), in paragraph (2), in the definition of “CCT”, omit “, including any such certificate awarded in pursuance of the competent authority functions of the Board specified in article 20(3)(a) of that Order”.
69. In the National Health Service (Performers Lists) (Wales) Regulations 2004(53), in regulation 21 (interpretation), in paragraph (1), in the definition of “CCT”, omit “, including any such certificate awarded in pursuance of the competent authority functions of the board specified in article 20(3)(a) of that Order”.
70. In the General Medical Council (Fitness to Practise) Rules 2004(54), after rule 17 (procedure before a FTP Panel) insert—
17A. The Registrar shall serve notification of the determination of the FTP Panel, and the manner in which the FTP Panel has disposed of the case, on the maker of the allegation (if any).”.
71. The Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians Order 2007(55) is amended in accordance with this Part.
72. In article 3 (interpretation)—
(a) after the definition of “the Charter” insert—
““competent authority” means any authority or body of a relevant European State designated by that State for the purposes of the Directive as competent to—
receive or issue evidence of qualifications or other information or documents,
receive applications and take the decisions referred to in the Directive,
in connection with practice as a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician;;”;
(b) after the definition of “the Council” insert—
““the Directive” means Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7th September 2005 on the recognition of professional qualifications(56), and references in this Order to the Directive, or to any provision of the Directive, are references to the Directive, or to that provision of the Directive, as amended from time to time;”;
(c) in the definition of “exempt person”—
(i) in paragraph (b), after “access to” insert “, or is pursuing,”, and
(ii) in paragraph (c), after “access to” insert “and pursuit of”;
(d) after the definition of “fitness to practise committee” insert—
““General Systems Regulations” means the European Communities (Recognition of Professional Qualifications) Regulations 2007(57);”;
(e) omit the definition of “the Pharmacy Qualifications Directive”;
(f) omit the definition of “the Second General System Directive”; and
(g) omit the definition of “the Second General System Regulations”.
73. In article 10 (the Register of Pharmacists), for paragraph (2)(b) substitute—
“(b) shall be divided into three parts, and—
(i) the first part shall be known as “Part 1 – Practising Pharmacists”,
(ii) the second part shall be known as “Part 2 – Non-practising Pharmacists”, and
(iii) the third part shall be known as “Part 3 – Visiting Pharmacists from relevant European States”.”.
74. In article 11 (entitlement to registration in the Register of Pharmacists)—
(a) in paragraph (1)(a)(i), after “article 12(1)” insert “and (1A)”; and
(b) in paragraphs (1), (2) and (3)(b), for “the Register of Pharmacists” substitute “Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists”.
75. In article 12 (preregistration requirements for pharmacists in respect of qualifications and additional education, training or experience)—
(a) in paragraph (1)—
(i) in sub-paragraph (b), for “the Register of Pharmacists; or” substitute “Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists;”,
(ii) after sub-paragraph (b) insert—
“(ba) he is an exempt person—
(i) whose case falls within regulation 3(9)(a) or (e) of the General Systems Regulations,
(ii) to whom regulations 20 to 26 of those Regulations apply by reason of the operation of regulation 3(4) of those Regulations, and
(iii) who is permitted to pursue the profession of pharmacist in the United Kingdom by virtue of Part 3 of those Regulations (having, in particular, successfully completed any adaptation period, or passed any aptitude test, that he may be required to undertake pursuant to that Part of those Regulations); or”, and
(iii) in sub-paragraph (c)—
(aa) at the beginning insert “subject to paragraph (1A),”, and
(bb) in paragraph (ii)(aa), after “referred to in sub-paragraph (b),” insert “and to whom sub-paragraph (ba) does not apply,”;
(b) after paragraph (1) insert—
“(1A) For the purposes of article 11(1)(a)(i), an exempt person who holds a qualification in pharmacy which—
(a) was granted otherwise than in a relevant European State, and
(b) has not previously been accepted by a relevant European State as qualifying him to practise as a pharmacist in that State,
is “appropriately qualified” only if his qualification is evidence of training in pharmacy that meets, or under article 22(a) of the Directive (part-time training) is to be treated as meeting, the requirements of article 44 of the Directive (training as a pharmacist).”; and
(c) in paragraph (3)—
(i) after “paragraph (1)(b)” insert “, (ba)”, and
(ii) for “the Pharmacy Qualifications Directive” substitute “the Directive”.
76. In article 14 (specific obligations of the Society in respect of pharmacists’ and prospective pharmacists’ education, training and the acquisition of experience), in paragraph (h)(58)—
(a) after “article 11(1)(a)(iii) and (iv),” insert “for the purposes of rules under article 39(1),”; and
(b) in sub-paragraph (v), after “Part 2” insert “or Part 3”.
77. In article 16 (supplemental matters in connection with articles 14 and 15), for paragraph (5) substitute—
“(5) In making, varying, suspending or revoking any determination mentioned in this article, or granting, refusing, suspending or withdrawing any accreditation or approval mentioned in this article, the Society—
(a) shall ensure that the relevant requirements of the Treaties are met, and
(b) shall ensure that the relevant requirements of the Directive are met, and in particular shall ensure that the the requirements of article 44 of the Directive (training as a pharmacist) are met, or under article 22(a) of the Directive (part-time training) are to be treated as being met,
and shall act in a manner which is consistent with those requirements.”.
78. In article 17 (form, manner and content of applications for registration in the Register of Pharmacists or retention in that register)—
(a) in paragraph (1)—
(i) for “registration in the Register of Pharmacists, or for retention in that register,” substitute “registration in Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists, or for retention in those parts of that register,”, and
(ii) after sub-paragraph (b)(i) insert—
“(ia) where the applicant is an exempt person, proof that he is a national of a relevant European State or (where he is not a national of a relevant European State) proof of the Community right by virtue of which he is an exempt person,”; and
(b) for paragraphs (4) to (6) substitute—
“(4) Paragraphs (5) to (8) apply in relation to an exempt person (“E”)—
(a) to whom article 12(1)(b) or (ba) applies; and
(b) who is making an application for entry in Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists.
(5) For the purpose of determining whether E’s fitness to practise is impaired, the Registrar shall accept as sufficient evidence of E’s good health a certificate which—
(a) attests to E’s good physical and mental health; and
(b) is required of a person who wishes to practise as a pharmacist in E’s attesting State.
(6) If no such certificate is required of persons who wish to practise as a pharmacist in E’s attesting State, for the purpose of determining whether E’s fitness to practise is impaired, the Registrar shall accept as sufficient evidence of E’s good health a certificate which—
(a) attests to E’s good physical and mental health; and
(b) is issued by a competent authority in E’s attesting State.
(7) For the purpose of determining whether E’s fitness to practise is impaired, the Registrar shall accept as sufficient evidence of E’s good character a certificate which—
(a) attests to E’s good character or good repute; and
(b) is issued by a competent authority in E’s attesting State.
(8) If no such certificate is issued by a competent authority in E’s attesting State, for the purpose of determining whether E’s fitness to practise is impaired, the Registrar shall accept as sufficient evidence of E’s good character a certificate—
(a) attesting to the authenticity of a declaration on oath made by E—
(i) before a competent judicial or admininstrative authority, notary or qualified professional body of E’s attesting State, and
(ii) attesting to E’s good character; and
(b) issued by the authority, notary or body referred to in sub-paragraph (a)(i).
In this paragraph, “declaration on oath” includes a solemn declaration.
(9) In paragraphs (5) to (8) the “attesting State”, in relation to E, is—
(a) the relevant European State in which E obtained his qualification in pharmacy; or
(b) (if different) the relevant European State from which E comes to Great Britain.
(10) The Registrar shall not accept any certificate referred to in paragraph (5), (6), (7) or (8) if it is presented more than three months after the date on which it was issued.”.
79. For article 18 substitute—
18.—(1) This article applies where a person (“A”) applies to have his name registered in Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists.
(2) The Registrar, within the period of one month beginning with the date of receipt of the application, must—
(a) acknowledge receipt of the application; and
(b) inform A of any missing document required for the purposes of the application.
(3) The Registrar must, within the specified period, notify A—
(a) of the result of the application; and
(b) if the Registrar refuses the application, of the reasons for the decision, and of any right of appeal A has to the Registration Appeals Committee.
(4) In paragraph (3) “the specified period”—
(a) except in a case specified in sub-paragraph (b), means the period of three months beginning with the relevant date;
(b) if A’s application is made on the grounds that he is appropriately qualified by virtue of article 12(1)(ba), means the period of four months beginning with the relevant date.
(5) The “relevant date”, in relation to an application, is—
(a) the date when the Registrar receives the application; or
(b) if any document required for the purposes of the application, or the relevant fee, is missing when the Registrar receives the application, the date on which the Registrar first has all the documents required for those purposes together with the relevant fee.”.
80. After article 18 insert—
18A. Schedule A1 (visiting pharmacists from relevant European States) shall have effect.”.
81. In article 21(59) (the Register of Pharmacy Technicians), for paragraph (2)(b) substitute—
“(b) shall be divided into three parts, and—
(i) the first part shall be known as “Part 1 – Practising Pharmacy Technicians”,
(ii) the second part shall be known as “Part 2 – Non-practising Pharmacy Technicians”, and
(iii) the third part shall be known as “Part 3 – Visiting Pharmacy Technicians from relevant European States”.”.
82. In article 22(60) (entitlement to registration in the Register of Pharmacy Technicians), in paragraphs (1) and (2), for “the Register of Pharmacy Technicians” substitute “Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians”.
83. In article 23(61) (preregistration requirements for pharmacy technicians in respect of qualifications and additional education, training or experience)—
(a) in paragraph (1)—
(i) for sub-paragraph (b) substitute—
“(b) he is an exempt person and is permitted to pursue the profession of pharmacy technician in Great Britain by virtue of Part 3 of the General Systems Regulations (having, in particular, successfully completed any adaptation period, or passed any aptitude test, that he may be required to undertake pursuant to that Part of those Regulations); or”, and
(ii) in sub-paragraph (c), omit “having successfully completed any adaptation period or aptitude test that he may be required to complete pursuant to the Second General Systems Regulations”; and
(b) in paragraph (2)(b), for “the Second General Systems Directive” substitute “the Directive”.
84. In article 25(62) (specific obligations of the Society in respect of pharmacy technicians’ and prospective pharmacy technicians’ education, training and the acquisition of experience), in paragraph (f)—
(a) after “article 22(1)(a)(iii) and (iv),” insert “for the purposes of rules under article 39(1),”; and
(b) in sub-paragraph (v), after “Part 2” insert “or Part 3”.
85. In article 27(63) (supplemental matters in connection with articles 25 and 26), in paragraph (5)(b), for “Second General System Directive” substitute “Directive”.
86. In article 28(64) (form, manner and content of applications for registration in the Register of Pharmacy Technicians or retention in that register), in paragraph (1)—
(a) for “registration in the Register of Pharmacy Technicians, or for retention in that register,” substitute “registration in Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians, or for retention in those parts of that register,”; and
(b) after sub-paragraph (b)(i) insert—
“(ia) where the applicant is an exempt person, proof that he is a national of a relevant European State or (where he is not a national of a relevant European State) proof of the Community right by virtue of which he is an exempt person,”.
87. After article 28 insert—
28A.—(1) This article applies where an exempt person (“E”) applies to have his name registered in Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians.
(2) The Registrar, within the period of one month beginning with the date of receipt of the application, must—
(a) acknowledge receipt of the application; and
(b) inform E of any missing document required for the purposes of the application.
(3) The Registrar must, within the period of four months beginning with the relevant date, notify E—
(a) of the result of the application; and
(b) if the Registrar refuses the application, of the reasons for the decision, and of any right of appeal E has to the Registration Appeals Committee.
(4) The “relevant date”, in relation to an application, is—
(a) the date when the Registrar receives the application; or
(b) if any document required for the purposes of the application, or the relevant fee, is missing when the Registrar receives the application, the date on which the Registrar first has all the documents required for those purposes together with the relevant fee.
28B.—(1) This article applies to an exempt person (“V”) who is lawfully established as a pharmacy technician in a relevant European State other than the United Kingdom (“State A”).
(2) Paragraph (3) applies if V has the benefit of regulation 8 of the General Systems Regulations in connection with the provision by V of services as a pharmacy technician in Great Britain on a temporary and occasional basis (V having complied with any requirements imposed under Part 2 of those Regulations in connection with the provision by V of services as a pharmacy technician).
(3) V is entitled to be registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians; and the Registrar shall give effect to the entitlement.
(4) If V is entitled under paragraph (3) to be registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians but is not registered in that part of that register, V shall be treated as being registered in that part of that register.
(5) V’s entitlement under paragraph (3) ceases if V ceases, whether as a result of the operation of regulation 17 of the General Systems Regulations or otherwise, to have the benefit of regulation 8 of those Regulations in connection with the provision by V of services as a pharmacy technician in Great Britain on a temporary and occasional basis.
(6) If—
(a) V’s entitlement under paragraph (3) ceases by reason of the operation of paragraph (5), and
(b) V is registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians,
the Registrar may remove V from that part of that register.
(7) Paragraph (8) applies if—
(a) V’s establishment in State A is subject to a condition relating to V’s practice as a pharmacy technician;
(b) V’s name is registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians; and
(c) for any of the purposes of this Order it falls to be decided whether V’s fitness to practise is or may be impaired on the ground of misconduct.
(8) The matters that may be counted as misconduct include (in particular) any act or omission by V during the course of the provision by V of services as a pharmacy technician in Great Britain on a temporary and occasional basis that is, or would be if the condition applied in relation to practice as a pharmacy technician outside State A, a breach of the condition.
(9) In paragraphs (7) and (8) “condition” includes limitation.
(10) Paragraphs (1) to (6) are not to be taken to prejudice the application, in relation to persons registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians, of any other provision of this Order under which a registered pharmacy technician’s name may be removed from the Register of Pharmacy Technicians or under which a registered pharmacy technician’s registration in that register may be suspended.”.
88. In article 33 (registrants’ duties with regard to their registration entries)—
(a) in paragraph (2)(a), at the end of paragraph (ii) insert—
“or
(iii) has changed his name,”; and
(b) in paragraph (3), for “registrant” substitute “person registered in Part 1 or 2 of one of the Society’s registers”.
89. In article 35 (fitness to practise matters before registration)—
(a) in paragraph (1)—
(i) for sub-paragraph (a) substitute—
“(a) the fitness to practise of a person who is registered in Part 1 or 2 of one of the Society’s registers was impaired at the time of his registration as a result of serious, specific circumstances or because of a problem with his physical or mental health; and”, and
(ii) in sub-paragraph (b), for “that matter or problem” substitute “those circumstances or that problem”;
(b) in paragraph (2)—
(i) for “registrant” substitute “person registered in Part 1 or 2 of one of the Society’s registers”, and
(ii) for “because of his involvement in a serious matter or a problem” substitute “as a result of serious, specific circumstances or because of a problem”; and
(c) in paragraph (3), for “registrant” substitute “person”.
90. In article 36 (moving between different parts of a register), in paragraph (1)(c), after “Part 2” insert “or Part 3”.
91. In article 39(65) (continuing professional development)—
(a) in paragraph (1), after “Part 1” insert “or 3”; and
(b) after paragraph (2) insert—
“(2A) Paragraphs (1) and (2)(c), so far as relating to a person (“P”) who is a registrant only as a result of being registered in Part 3 of one of the Society’s registers, have effect subject to, respectively, paragraphs (2B) and (2C).
(2B) Rules under paragraph (1)—
(a) may not impose requirements on P if P is required to undertake, in P’s home State, continuing professional development in relation to the profession of pharmacy or pharmacy technician (as the case may be); and
(b) where they impose requirements on P—
(i) shall take account of the fact that P is fully qualified to pursue that profession in P’s home State, and
(ii) shall specify that continuing professional development which P is required to undertake by the requirements may be undertaken outside Great Britain.
(2C) Where rules make provision such as is mentioned in subsection (2)(c), the rules must secure that any sanction imposed in relation to P by or under that provision is appropriate and proportionate in view of P’s continued lawful establishment in P’s home State as a pharmacist or pharmacy technician (as the case may be).
(2D) In paragraphs (2B) and (2C) “home State”, in relation to P, means the relevant European State in which P is lawfully established as a pharmacist or pharmacy technician (as the case may be).”.
92. In article 40 (fees in connection with registration)—
(a) in paragraph (1), for “The Council” substitute “Subject to paragraph (1A), the Council”; and
(b) after paragraph (1) insert—
“(1A) Rules under paragraph (1) shall not provide for fees in respect of registration in Part 3 of one of the Society’s registers.”.
93. In article 42 (appealable registration decisions), in paragraph (1)—
(a) before sub-paragraph (a) insert—
“(za) a decision under Part 3 of the General Systems Regulations to require an exempt person to whom article 12(1)(ba)(i) and (ii) applies to complete an adaptation period, or pass an aptitude test, before deciding whether he is “appropriately qualified” for the purposes of article 11(1)(a)(i);”;
(b) in sub-paragraph (a), for “the Register of Pharmacists” substitute “Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacists”;
(c) after sub-paragraph (a) insert—
“(aa) a decision to refuse to register a person in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacists under Schedule A1 (visiting pharmacists from relevant European States);”;
(d) in sub-paragraph (c), for “article 18(1)” substitute “article 18(3)(a)”;
(e) for sub-paragraph (d)(66) substitute—
“(d) a decision under Part 3 of the General Systems Regulations to require an exempt person to complete an adaptation period, or pass an aptitude test, before deciding whether he is “appropriately qualified” for the purposes of article 22(1)(a)(i);”;
(f) in sub-paragraph (e)(67), for “the Register of Pharmacy Technicians” substitute “Part 1 or 2 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians”;
(g) after sub-paragraph (e) insert—
“(ea) a decision to refuse to register a person in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacy Technicians under article 28B (visiting pharmacy technicians from relevant European States);”; and
(h) after sub-paragraph (f)(68) insert—
“(fa) a failure to give any notice required by article 28A(3)(a) within the specified period;”.
94. In article 43 (appeals to the Registration Appeals Committee), in paragraph (1)(b)—
(a) for “article 18(1)” substitute “article 18(3)(a)”; and
(b) after “18(3)(a)” insert “or 28A(3)(a)”.
95. After article 64 insert—
64A.—(1) The Society is designated as the competent authority in Great Britain(69) for the purposes of the Directive so far as relating to the profession of pharmacist.
(2) Accordingly, the Society shall in Great Britain carry out (in particular) the functions specified in Schedule A2.
(3) The Society is designated as the competent authority in Great Britain for the award of evidence of formal qualifications in pharmacy listed in relation to the United Kingdom in Annex V, point 5.6.2 of the Directive.
(4) Subject to paragraph (5), the Secretary of State may give directions to the Society in connection with its functions specified in Schedule A2, and it shall be the duty of the Society to comply with any such directions.
(5) Directions given under paragraph (4) may be as to matters of administration only.
(6) In Schedule A2—
“non-UK pharmacy qualification” means a qualification in pharmacy that is awarded to a person by a competent authority of a relevant European State other than the United Kingdom;
“GB pharmacy qualification” means a qualification in pharmacy that is awarded to a person by a competent authority in Great Britain.”.
96. In article 66 (rules), in paragraph (2), for “the Treaties, the Pharmacy Qualifications Directive and the Second General System Directive” substitute “the Treaties and the Directive”.
97. Before Schedule 1 insert—
Article 18A
1. This Schedule applies to an exempt person who is lawfully established as a pharmacist in a relevant European State other than the United Kingdom.
2. In this Schedule—
(a) a “visiting practitioner” means an exempt person to whom this Schedule applies;
(b) the “home State”, in relation to a visiting practitioner, means the relevant European State in which the practitioner is lawfully established as a pharmacist; and
(c) a reference to the provision of occasional pharmacy services is a reference to the provision of services as a pharmacist in Great Britain on a temporary and occasional basis.
3.—(1) A visiting practitioner is entitled to be registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacists if the practitioner is entitled under paragraph 4 or 7 to provide occasional pharmacy services; and the Registrar shall give effect to the entitlement.
(2) A visiting practitioner who is entitled under sub-paragraph (1) to be registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacists, but who is not registered in that part of that register, shall be treated as registered in that part of that register.
(3) Sub-paragraph (4) applies where a person’s entitlement under sub-paragraph (1) to be registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacists ceases because, by reason of the operation of paragraph 8(1), (2) or (5), the person ceases to be entitled under this Schedule to provide occasional pharmacy services.
(4) If the person’s name is registered in Part 3 of the Register of Pharmacists, the Registrar may remove the person’s name from that part of that register.
(5) Sub-paragraphs (1) to (4) are not to be taken to prejudice the application, in relation to persons registered in the Register of Pharmacists on the basis of entitlement under sub-paragraph (1), of any other provision of this Order under which a registered pharmacist’s name may be removed from the Register of Pharmacists or under which a registered pharmacist’s registration in that register may be suspended.
4. A visiting practitioner is entitled to provide occasional pharmacy services if—
(a) the practitioner has complied with the requirements of paragraph 5, and
(b) where the practitioner’s case falls within regulation 3(9)(a) or (e) of the General Systems Regulations, the provision by the practitioner of occasional pharmacy services is in accordance with regulations 14 to 16 of those Regulations (the practitioner having, in particular, successfully completed any adaptation period, or passed any aptitude test, that the practitioner may be required to undertake pursuant to Part 2 of those Regulations),
but paragraph 8 contains provision about the duration of entitlement under this paragraph.
5.—(1) A visiting practitioner who proposes to provide occasional pharmacy services for the first time must, before providing any such services, send or produce to the Registrar the required documents.
(2) The required documents are—
(a) a written declaration that—
(i) states the practitioner’s wish to provide occasional pharmacy services, and
(ii) contains details of the insurance cover, or other means of personal or collective protection, that the practitioner has with regard to professional liability;
(b) if the practitioner is a national of a relevant European State, proof of nationality;
(c) if the practitioner is not a national of a relevant European State, proof of the Community right by virtue of which the practitioner is an exempt person;
(d) evidence of qualifications in pharmacy (see paragraph 6); and
(e) a certificate (or certificates) issued by a competent authority in the practitioner’s home State confirming—
(i) that the practitioner is lawfully established as a pharmacist in that State, and
(ii) that the practitioner is not prohibited (whether on a permanent or temporary basis) from practising as a pharmacist there.
S.S.I. 2004/114. Back [51]
S.I. 2004/585; there are no relevant amending instruments. Back [52]
S.I. 2004/1020; there are no relevant amending instruments. Back [53]
Scheduled to S.I. 2004/2608. Back [54]
S.I. 2007/289. Back [55]
OJ No. L255, 30.09.2005, p.22, as amended by Council Directive 2006/100/EC of 20th November 2006, OJ No. L363 of 20.12.2006, p.141. Back [56]
S.I. 2007/2781. Back [57]
Paragraph (h) of article 14 is partly in force. Back [58]
Article 21 has not yet been brought into force. Back [59]
Article 22 has not yet been brought into force. Back [60]
Article 23 has not yet been brought into force. Back [61]
Article 25 has not yet been brought into force. Back [62]
Article 27 has been brought into force for the purpose only of the exercise of the power to make rules. Back [63]
Article 28 has been brought into force for the purpose only of the exercise of the power to make rules. Back [64]
Article 39 has been brought into force for the purpose only of the exercise of the power to make rules. Back [65]
Sub-paragraph (d) of article 42(1) has not yet been brought into force. Back [66]
Sub-paragraph (e) of article 42(1) has not yet been brought into force. Back [67]
Sub-paragraph (f) of article 42(1) has not yet been brought into force. Back [68]
In Northern Ireland, the competent authority for the purposes of the Directive so far as relating to the profession of pharmacist is the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland. Back [69]
The European Qualifications (Health and Social Care Professions) Regulations 2007