[36C Qualifications for registration]
Dentists Act 1984 (1984 c 24) | Legislation

[36C  Qualifications for registration]

[(1)     Subject to the provisions of this Act, a person shall be entitled to be registered under a particular title in the dental care professionals register if he satisfies the registrar—

[(a)     of matter A or C, and

(b)     of matter D].

(2)     Matter A is that the person holds a qualification or qualifications approved by the Council under section 36D(2) in relation to the profession, or class of members of a profession, to which the title applies.

[(3)     . . .]

(4)     Matter C is that the person—

(a)     holds a qualification or qualifications[, other than a diploma in dentistry,] granted by an institution or institutions outside the United Kingdom relevant to the profession complementary to dentistry, or class of members of such a profession, to which the title applies (in this section referred to as “relevant qualifications”); [and]

(b)     has satisfied the Council that he has the requisite knowledge and skill to practise as a member of the profession or class to which the title applies [(see sections 36CB (requisite knowledge and skill: holders of relevant qualifications) and 36CC (requisite knowledge and skill: recognition of relevant qualifications))]; . . .

(c)     . . .

[(4A)     Subsection (4)(b)

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