Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966

Duration of entitlements to provide occasional servicesU.K.

[F17.(1) Unless an entitlement under paragraph 4 or 6(4) is continued (or further continued) by paragraph 6(2), the entitlement ceases at the end of the year that begins with the end of the day on which the registrar received the document the receipt of which gave rise to the entitlement.

(2)Where an entitlement under paragraph 4 or 6(4) is continued (or further continued) by paragraph 6(2), the entitlement is extended so as to cease at the end of the year that begins with the end of the relevant day.

(3)For the purposes of sub-paragraph (2)—

(a)if the day on which the registrar receives the documents whose receipt gives rise to the continuation (or further continuation) is an anniversary of the start day, “the relevant day” means the day on which the registrar receives those documents;

(b)otherwise, “the relevant day” means the anniversary of the start day that is the first such anniversary to occur after the registrar receives the documents whose receipt gives rise to the continuation (or further continuation).

(4)In sub-paragraph (3) “the start day”, in relation to an entitlement under paragraph 4 or 6(4), means the day on which the registrar receives the documents whose receipt gives rise to the entitlement.

(5)An entitlement under this Schedule to provide occasional services ceases if—

(a)the visiting practitioner concerned becomes established as a veterinary surgeon in the United Kingdom;

(b)the visiting practitioner ceases to be a Community rights entitled person; or

(c)it becomes the case—

(i)that the practitioner is not lawfully established as a veterinary surgeon in any of the other States; or

(ii)that the practitioner is prohibited (on a permanent or temporary basis) from practising as a veterinary surgeon in each other State in which the practitioner is lawfully established as a veterinary surgeon.

(6)If in the case of a visiting practitioner—

(a)the practitioner’s registration in the visiting European list is suspended or the practitioner’s name is removed from that list; and

(b)immediately before the time when the suspension or (as the case may be) removal takes effect, the practitioner is entitled under this Schedule to provide occasional veterinary services,

that entitlement ceases at that time.]

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