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Registration and qualification for registration
4. Examination by the College of students of certain universities.
5A. Registration of Community rights entitled persons: European qualifications
5B.Registration of Community rights entitled persons: knowledge and skill
5BA.Removal from the register of names of persons who cease to be Community rights entitled persons
5CA.Appeals in connection with registration under section 5B
5CE.Appeals from decisions on appeals under sections 5C, 5CA, 5CB and 5CC
6. Qualification for registration as a Commonwealth or foreign practitioner.
Supplementary provisions as to the register and registration
SCHEDULES
Tenure of office of members and of President and Vice-Presidents
REGISTRATION OF COMMUNITY RIGHTS ENTITLED PERSONS: EUROPEAN QUALIFICATION
VISITING VETERINARY SURGEONS FROM RELEVANT EUROPEAN STATES
2.(1) In this Schedule— (a) “visiting practitioner” means a person...
3.Registration in respect of the provision of occasional veterinary services
4.Entitlement to provide occasional veterinary services: first year
6.Entitlement to provide occasional services after first year: renewals
8.Registrar’s duty to notify person appearing not to have entitlement
Preliminary Investigation and Disciplinary Committees
Exemptions from Restrictions on Practice of Veterinary Surgery
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