[13I Power to order immediate suspension etc after a finding of impairment of fitness to practise]
Opticians Act 1989 (1989 c 44) | Legislation

[13I  Power to order immediate suspension etc after a finding of impairment of fitness to practise]

[(1)     On giving—

(a)     a direction for erasure or a direction for suspension under section 13F(2) above; or

(b)     a direction for removal from the appropriate register of an entry relating to a specialty or proficiency under section 13F(4)(a) or (b) above,

the Fitness to Practise Committee, if satisfied that to do so is—

(i)     necessary for the protection of members of the public;

(ii)     otherwise in the public interest; or

(iii)     in the best interests of the individual or body corporate,

may order that the registration of the registrant shall be suspended forthwith or, in the case of an entry relating to a specialty or proficiency, that the removal from the register of the entry relating to the specialty or proficiency take place forthwith in accordance with this section.

(2)     On giving—

(a)     a direction for conditional registration under section 13F(2) above; or

(b)     a direction that an entry in the register relating

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