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The Anaesthesia Associates and Physician Associates Order 2024

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Appeal to a court

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17.—(1) In respect of a provision listed in the first column of the following table, a decision of the decision maker listed in the corresponding entry in the second column may be appealed to the court by a person listed in the corresponding entry in the third column.

ProvisionDecision makerAppellant
article 6(2) and (3)the Panel or person prescribedthe applicant
article 7the Regulatorthe person registered
article 9(1)(c)the Registrarthe person to whom the entry relates
article 10(3), other than sub-paragraph (b)(ii)the case examinerthe person to whom the determination relates
article 10(5)the Panelthe person to whom the determination relates
article 11(1) and (2)the Panelthe person to whom the Interim Measure relates
article 12(4)the Regulatorthe person to whom the Interim Measure relates
article 13(1)the case examiner or Panelthe person to whom the Final Measure relates
article 14(3)the Regulatorthe person to whom the Final Measure relates

(2) In respect of a provision listed in the first column of the following table, a decision of the decision maker listed in the corresponding entry in the second column may be appealed to the relevant court by a person listed in the corresponding entry in the third column.

ProvisionDecision makerAppellant
article 6(1)the Registrarthe applicant
article 8the Regulatorthe person to whom the condition applies
article 9(1)(a)the Registrarthe person to whom the entry relates
article 9(2)the Registrarthe person to whom the entry relates

(3) For the purposes of paragraph (2), the “relevant court” means a county court or, in Scotland, the sheriff in whose Sheriffdom is situated the address—

(a)which is shown in the register as the address of the person listed in the third column of the table, or

(b)which would have been so shown if the person were registered.

(4) Where an appeal lies against a decision by virtue of article 16(1), such an appeal may not be commenced under this article unless—

(a)permission to appeal has been refused under article 16(3)(b), or

(b)the Panel has disposed of the appeal in accordance with article 16(5).

(5) Where a person wishes to appeal to the court, county court or sheriff under this article, the appeal must be commenced within 28 days beginning with the later of the date on which—

(a)the decision,

(b)a revision of the decision under article 15,

(c)a refusal of permission to appeal under article 16, or

(d)the determination of an appeal against the decision under article 16,

was notified to the person listed in the third column of the table in paragraph (1) or (2).

(6) On an appeal under this article, the court, county court or sheriff may—

(a)dismiss the appeal;

(b)quash the decision under appeal;

(c)substitute for the decision under appeal a decision that could have been made;

(d)remit the matter to be disposed of in accordance with directions.

(7) The court, county court or sheriff may make any order as to costs or, in Scotland, expenses as it thinks fit.

(8) No appeal under this article lies against a decision made solely on the ground that the person has not—

(a)paid a fee payable in accordance with rules made under paragraph 8 of Schedule 4, or

(b)applied for registration in accordance with rules made under paragraph 4(1)(a) of Schedule 4.

(9) Unless the context otherwise requires, reference to a decision in this article includes a decision—

(a)as revised under article 15, and

(b)as amended following an appeal under article 16.

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