Chiropractors Act 1994
Chiropractors Act 1994 (1994 c. 17)
- Chiropractors Act 1994 (1994 c. 17)
- The General Council and its committees
- 1 The General Chiropractic Council and its committees.
- Registration of chiropractors
- 2 The Registrar of Chiropractors.
- 3 Full registration.
- 4 Conditional registration.
- 5 Provisional registration.
- 5A. Temporary registration for visiting chiropractors from relevant European States
- 6 Registration: supplemental provision.
- 6A Registration: provision relating to specified state professionals
- 7 Suspension of registration.
- 8 Restoration to the register of chiropractors who have been struck off.
- 9 Access to the register etc.
- 10 Fraud or error in relation to registration.
- Professional education
- 11 The Education Committee.
- 12 Visitors.
- 13 The standard of proficiency.
- 14 Recognition of qualifications.
- 14A Section 14: further provision relating to specified state professionals
- 15 Recognition of qualifications: supplemental.
- 16 Withdrawal of recognition.
- 17 Post registration training.
- 18 Information to be given by institutions.
- Professional conduct and fitness to practise
- 19 The Code of Practice.
- 19A Information for specified state professionals
- 20 Professional conduct and fitness to practise.
- 21 Interim suspension powers of the Investigating Committee.
- 22 Consideration of allegations by the Professional Conduct Committee.
- 23 Consideration of allegations by the Health Committee.
- 24 Interim suspension powers of the Professional Conduct Committee and the Health Committee.
- 25 Revocation of interim suspension orders.
- 26 Investigation of allegations: procedural rules.
- 27 Legal assessors.
- 28 Medical assessors.
- Appeals
- 29 Appeals against decisions of the Registrar.
- 29A. Appeals against decisions of the General Council
- 30 Appeals against decisions of the Health Committee.
- 31 Appeals against decisions of the Professional Conduct Committee and appeal tribunals.
- Offences
- 32 Offences.
- Monopolies and competition
- 33 Competition and anti-competitive practices.
- Miscellaneous
- 34 Default powers of Privy Council.
- 35 Rules.
- 36 Exercise of powers of Privy Council.
- 37 Indemnity arrangements
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- 39 Supply of video recordings for use in training to be exempted supply.
- 40 Exemption from provisions about rehabilitation of offenders.
- 41 Financial provisions.
- 41A. Annual reports, statistical reports and strategic plans
- Osteopaths Act 1993
- 42 Amendments of the Osteopaths Act 1993.
- Supplemental
- 43 Interpretation.
- 44 Short title, commencement, transitional provisions and extent.
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 The General Council and Committees
- Part I The General Council
- Membership: general
- Matters for the order of the Privy Council under section 1(4)
- Registration of members’ private interests
- Duties of co-operation etc.
- Powers of the General Council
- Part II The Statutory Committees
- General
- The Education Committee
- The Investigating Committee
- The Professional Conduct Committee
- The Health Committee
- Part III Transitional Provisions
- The initial membership of the General Council
- The transitional periods
- The chiropractic members
- The lay members
- The education members
- The Secretary of State’s nominee
- Appointment of first Chairman
- SCHEDULE 2 Amendments of the Osteopaths Act 1993
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