[SCHEDULE 3 Proceedings before the Investigating Committee, the Interim Orders Committee and Practice Committees: Dentists]
Dentists Act 1984 (1984 c 24) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 3 Proceedings before the Investigating Committee, the Interim Orders Committee and Practice Committees: Dentists]

[Section 33(6)]

[Definitions

1

(1)     In this Schedule a “Committee†means—

(a)     the Professional Conduct Committee;

(b)     the Professional Performance Committee;

(c)     the Health Committee; or

(d)     the Interim Orders Committee.

(2)     A “party†to proceedings means, unless the context otherwise requires—

(a)     the person to whose registration the proceedings relate; or

(b)     the Council.

Rules relating to procedure

2

(1)     Subject to the provisions of this paragraph, rules shall make provision as to the procedure to be followed—

(a)     in proceedings before a Committee under Part 3 of this Act; and

(b)     by the Investigating Committee in the exercise of their functions under section 27A.

(2)     Rules under sub-paragraph (1)(a) shall include provision—

(a)     requiring the registrar to serve notification on the person to whose registration the proceedings relate that proceedings are to be brought and outlining the case against him;

(b)     enabling any party to be heard by a Committee, if the party so requires;

(c)     enabling any party to be represented before the Committee by counsel or a solicitor, or

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