3 Full registration
Osteopaths Act 1993 (1993 c 21) | Legislation

3  Full registration

(1)     Subject to the provisions of this Act, any person who satisfies the conditions mentioned in subsection (2) shall be entitled to be registered as a fully registered osteopath.

(2)     The conditions are that the application is made in the prescribed form and manner and that the applicant—

(a)     has paid the prescribed fee;

(b)     satisfies the Registrar that he is of good character;

(c)     satisfies the Registrar that he is in good health, both physically and mentally; and

[(d)     is a person who—

(i)     has a recognised qualification, or

(ii)     has a specified state qualification which is not a recognised qualification and has met the requirement specified in relation to the person under section 14A].

[(2A)     The

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