Legislation – The Anaesthesia Associates and Physician Associates Order 2024

Part 1
GENERAL

1 Citation and commencement

2 Interpretation

Part 2
STANDARDS AND APPROVALS

4 Approval of education, training, etc.

Part 3
THE REGISTER

7 Periodic assessment

8 Conditions on practice as an associate

9 Removal of an entry

Part 4
FITNESS TO PRACTISE

10 Steps which may be taken where a question as to fitness to practise arises

11 Interim Measures

12 Interim Measures – review

13 Final Measures

14 Final Measures – review

Part 5
REVISIONS AND APPEALS

15 Revision of decisions

16 Appeal to a Panel

17 Appeal to a court

Part 6
MISCELLANEOUS

18 Opportunity to make representations

19 Offences relating to registration etc.

20 Schedules 1 and 3 to 5

SCHEDULES

Schedule 1 THE REGULATOR

Schedule 2 LISTED OFFENCES

Schedule 3 EVIDENCE GATHERING, NOTIFICATIONS, PUBLICATION AND DATA

Schedule 4 RULE-MAKING POWERS

Schedule 5 CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS

Explanatory note

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Part 4FITNESS TO PRACTISE

Final Measures13.

(1)

A case examiner who imposes a Final Measure under article 10(3)(b)(i), or a Panel which imposes a Final Measure under article 10(5)(b)(ii), must specify the period for which the Final Measure is to remain in force.

(2)

The case examiner or the Panel may not specify a period of longer than 12 months.

(3)

This article does not apply where the Final Measure imposed is for an associate’s entry to be removed from a part of the register.