Appeals
15.—(1) A practitioner may appeal (which will be by way of redetermination) to the FHSAA against a decision of a Local Health Board mentioned in paragraph (2) by giving notice to the FHSAA.
(2) The Local Health Board decisions in question are—
(a)a decision to refuse admission to the supplementary list under regulation 6(1);
(b)a decision to impose a particular condition under regulation 8, or to vary any condition or to impose a different condition under that regulation;
(c)any decision on an review under regulation 14 of a conditional inclusion under regulation 8;
(d)any decision to remove the practitioner under regulations 8(2), 10(4) or (7), 12(3)(c) or 15(6)(b);
(e)any decision to impose a particular condition under regulation 12(1), or to vary any condition or to impose a different condition that regulation;
(f)any decision on a review under regulation 14 of a contingent removal under regulation 12(1); and
(g)any decision to transfer or move the practitioner under regulation 21(12).
(3) On appeal the FHSAA may make any decision which the Local Health Board could have made.
(4) Where the decision of the FHSAA on appeal is that the appellant practitioner’s inclusion in the supplementary list is to be subject to conditions, whether or not those conditions are identical to the conditions imposed by the Local Health Board, the Local Health Board must ask the appellant to notify it within 28 days of the decision (or such longer period as the Local Health Board agrees) whether the practitioner wishes to be included in the supplementary list subject to those conditions.
(5) If the practitioner notifies the Local Health Board that he or she does wish to be included in the supplementary list subject to the conditions, it will so include the practitioner.
(6) Where the FHSAA on appeal decides to impose a contingent removal—
(a)the Local Health Board and the practitioner may each apply to the FHSAA for the conditions imposed on the practitioner to be varied, for different conditions to be imposed, or for the contingent removal to be revoked; and
(b)the Local Health Board may remove the practitioner from its supplementary list if it determines that he or she has failed to comply with a condition.