[23I Reference of cases by Council to court]
Opticians Act 1989 (1989 c 44) | Legislation

[23I  Reference of cases by Council to court]

[(1)     This section applies to—

(a)     a decision of the Adjudicator under section 13F giving—

(i)     a direction for suspension, including a direction extending a period of suspension;

(ii)     a direction for temporary removal of an entry relating to a speciality or proficiency, including a direction extending a period of temporary removal;

(iii)     a direction for conditional registration, including a direction extending a period of conditional registration;

(iv)     a direction for conditional inclusion of an entry relating to a speciality or proficiency, including a direction extending a period of conditional inclusion;

(v)     a direction varying any of the conditions imposed by a direction for conditional registration;

(vi)     a direction varying any of the conditions imposed by a direction for conditional inclusion; and

(b)     a decision of the Adjudicator under section 13H to impose a financial penalty order.

(2)     This section also applies to—

(a)     a decision of the Adjudicator under section 13F not to give—

(i)     a direction falling within subsection (1)(a);

(ii)     a direction for erasure;

(iii)     a direction for removal (other than

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