[13G Provisions supplementary to section 13F]
Opticians Act 1989 (1989 c 44) | Legislation

[13G  Provisions supplementary to section 13F]

[(1)     If, under section 13F above, the Fitness to Practise Committee—

(a)     give a direction—

(i)     that a registrant's name be erased from the appropriate register;

(ii)     for suspension; or

(iii)     for conditional registration; or

(b)     vary any of the conditions imposed by a direction for conditional registration,

the registrar must forthwith serve on the registrant concerned notification of the direction or variation, and of the registrant's right to appeal against it under

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