1977 Ed.]
Dentists (Registration and Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations
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17. (1) If the Committee determine that an inquiry shall be held it shall refer the case to the Council and the chairman of the Committee shall notify the Chairman of the Council of the matters into which inquiry is to be made.
(2) Where a case has been referred to the Council under paragraph (1), the Chairman of the Council shall fix a date upon which it is proposed that the inquiry shall be held and shall direct the Secretary to, and the Secretary when so directed shall, within 1 month of the determination of the Committee, serve on the defendant a notice of inquiry in accordance with Form 6 in the First Schedule together with a copy of these regulations.
(3) A notice of inquiry shall-
(a) specify in the form of a charge or charges the matters into which inquiry is to be made; and
(b) state the date, time and place at which the inquiry is proposed to be held.
(4) Except with the consent in writing of the defendant, an inquiry shall not be held less than 28 days after the date of service of the notice of inquiry.
(5) Service of a notice of inquiry on the defendant may be by registered post addressed to him at the address shown on the register or at his address last known to the Secretary if different.
(6) Within the time stipulated for service of the notice of inquiry, the Secretary shall send a copy of the notice of inquiry to any complainant.
18. (1) The Chairman of the Council may adjourn any inquiry to such date as he thinks fit.
(2) Notice of any such adjournment shall be given to the defendant and to any complainant.
19. (1) Where, after a complaint or information has been referred to the Council for inquiry, further information is subsequently produced in writing which suggests that an inquiry should not be held, the Council may refer back the case to the Committee for further consideration.
(2) As soon as may be after the giving of any such direction, the chairman of the Committee shall direct the Secretary to, and the Secretary when so directed shall, give notice thereof to any complainant and to the defendant.
20. The defendant and any complainant shall furnish to the Secretary, not less than 10 days before the date of an inquiry or such lesser period as the Council may determine, 2 copies of all documents upon which he intends to rely at the hearing of the said inquiry.
[Subsidiary]
Determination of Committee that inquiry be held.
L.N. 118/68.
First Schedule, Form 6.
Adjournment of inquiry. L.N. 118/68.
Reference back to Committee, L.N. 118/68.
Documents to be furnished to Council. L.N. 118/68.
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1977 Ed.]
Dentists (Registration and Disciplinary Procedure) Regulations
[CAP. 156
A 9
17. (1) If the Committee determine that an inquiry shall be held it shall refer the case to the Council and the chairman of the Committee shall notify the Chairman of the Council of the matters into which inquiry is to be made.
(2) Where a case has been referred to the Council under paragraph (1), the Chairman of the Council shall fix a date upon which it is proposed that the inquiry shall be held and shall direct the Secretary to, and the Secretary when so directed shall, within 1 month of the determination of the Committee, serve on the defendant a notice of inquiry in accordance with Form 6 in the First Schedule together with a copy of these regulations.
(3) A notice of inquiry shall-
(a) specify in the form of a charge or charges the matters into
which inquiry is to be made; and
(b) state the date, time and place at which the inquiry is
proposed to be held.
(4) Except with the consent in writing of the defendant, an inquiry shall not be held less than 28 days after the date of service of the notice of inquiry.
(5) Service of a notice of inquiry on the defendant may be by registered post addressed to him at the address shown on the register or at his address last known to the Secretary if different.
(6) Within the time stipulated for service of the notice of inquiry, the Secretary shall send a copy of the notice of inquiry to any complainant.
18. (1) The Chairman of the Council may adjourn any inquiry to such date as he thinks fit.
(2) Notice of any such adjournment shall be given to the defendant and to any complainant.
19. (1) Where, after a complaint or information has been referred to the Council for inquiry, further information is sub- sequently produced in writing which suggests that an inquiry should not be held, the Council may refer back the case to the Committee for further consideration.
(2) As soon as may be after the giving of any such direction, the chairman of the Committee shall direct the Secretary to, and the Secretary when so directed shall, give notice thereof to any complainant and to the defendant.
20. The defendant and any complainant shall furnish to the Secretary, not less than 10 days before the date of an inquiry or such lesser period as the Council may determine, 2 copies of all documents upon which he intends to rely at the hearing of the said inquiry.
[Subsidiary]
Determination of Committee that inquiry be held.
L.N. 118/68.
First Schedule, Form 6.
Adjournment of inquiry. L.N. 118/68.
Reference back to Committee, L.N. 118/68.
Documents to
be furnished to Council. L.N. 118/68.
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