[36W Supplementary provisions relating to fitness to practise cases]
Dentists Act 1984 (1984 c 24) | Legislation

[Supplementary provisions]

[36W  Supplementary provisions relating to fitness to practise cases]

[(1)     While a person's registration in the dental care professionals register under a particular title is suspended by virtue of a direction or order under this Part—

(a)     he shall be treated, except as provided in subsection (2), as not being registered in that register under that title, notwithstanding that his name still appears in that register; but

(b)     sections 36N, 36O, 36P and 36Q shall continue to apply to him in relation to that title.

(2)     While a person's registration in the dental care professionals register under a particular

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