16 Withdrawal of recognition
Osteopaths Act 1993 (1993 c 21) | Legislation

16  Withdrawal of recognition

(1)     Where, as a result of any visitor's report or other information acquired by the Education Committee, the Committee is of the opinion—

(a)     that a recognised qualification is no longer, or will no longer be, evidence of having reached the required standard of proficiency,

(b)     that a proposed qualification which has yet to be granted, but which was recognised by virtue of section 14(2)(b), will not be evidence of having reached that standard, or

(c)     that a condition for the continued recognition of a qualification (imposed under

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