Part I The General Council
Osteopaths Act 1993 (1993 c 21) | Legislation

SCHEDULE The General Council and Committees

Sections 1, 42(3)

Part I The General Council

[Membership: general

1A

(1)     The General Council shall consist of—

(a)     registrant members, that is members who are registered osteopaths; and

(b)     lay members, that is members who—

(i)     are not and never have been registered osteopaths, and

(ii)     do not hold qualifications which would entitle them to apply for registration under this Act.

(2)     The members of the General Council shall be appointed by the Privy Council.

(3)     The Privy Council shall ensure that, at any time, at least one member of the General Council lives or works wholly or mainly in each of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

(4)     . . .

Matters for the order of the Privy Council under section 1(4)

1B

(1)     An order under section 1(4) shall include provision with regard to—

(a)     the numbers of registrant members and lay members of the General Council;

(b)     the terms of office for which members of the General Council are appointed, and the order may provide that these are to be determined by the Privy Council, on appointment;

(c)     the grounds on which persons are to

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