[29 The NHS tribunal]
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (1978 c 29) | Legislation

Provisions as to Disqualification of Practitioners

[29  The NHS tribunal]

[(1)     The tribunal constituted in accordance with Schedule 8 shall continue under the name of “the NHS Tribunal” and that Schedule shall continue to have effect in relation to the Tribunal.

[(2)     If the Tribunal receive from a Health Board representations that a person—

(a)     who has applied to be included; or

(b)     who is included,

in any list meets any of the conditions for disqualification, the Tribunal shall inquire into the case.]

(3)     If the Tribunal receive such representations from any other person, they may inquire into the case.

(4)     Representations under this section shall be made—

(a)     in the prescribed manner; and

(b)     where . . . regulations prescribe the time within which such representations are to be made, within that time.

(5)     Subsections (6) to (11) apply for the purposes of this group of sections.

(6)

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