who has made an application, before IP completion day, for registration under this section, or

who is provisionally registered under section 21.

that he holdsF10, or has passed all the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining, an acceptable overseas qualification other than a primary European qualification;

that, in the course of or as an adjunct to practice in the United Kingdom or elsewhere, he has undergone medical training and acquired clinical experience, over a period acceptable to the General Council, which has provided him with a foundation for future practice as a fully registered medical practitioner which is at least as good as the foundation provided by an acceptable programme for provisionally registered doctors; and

that his fitness to practise is not impaired,

a person who, immediately before IP completion day, was a national of a relevant European State,

a person who, immediately before IP completion day, was a national of the United Kingdom and, at that time, was seeking access to, or pursuing, the medical profession by virtue of an enforceable EU right, or

a person who, immediately before IP completion day, was not a national of a relevant European State, but at that time was, by virtue of an enforceable EU right, entitled to be treated, for the purposes of access to and pursuit of the medical profession, no less favourably than a national of a relevant European State.

if the applicant holds a medical qualification which was granted otherwise than in a relevant European State, but has been accepted by a relevant European State F39... as qualifying him to practise as a medical practitioner in that State, the acceptance of that qualification; and

all medical qualifications, knowledge or experience, wherever acquired, which are relevant to the determination of his application.

has made an application to the General Council, before IP completion day, to be provisionally registered under this section, and

satisfies the Registrar of the matters specified in paragraphs (a), (aa) and (c) of section 19(1),

that he possesses the knowledge, skills and experience necessary for practising as a fully registered medical practitioner in the United Kingdom;

that his fitness to practise is not impaired; F31... F47and

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has made an application for registration as a fully registered medical practitioner under this section before IP completion day, or

is provisionally registered under section 21C and made the application for that provisional registration before IP completion day.

the person holds, or has passed all the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining, an acceptable overseas qualification,

the person possesses the knowledge, skills and experience necessary for practising as a fully registered medical practitioner in the United Kingdom, and

the person's fitness to practise is not impaired,

in relation to a person who makes an application for registration on or after IP completion day, a relevant European qualification, or

(whether or not in relation to such a person) any other qualification granted outside the United Kingdom, where that qualification is for the time being accepted by the General Council as qualifying a person to practise as a medical practitioner in the United Kingdom.

a primary European qualification under section 17(1)(a) that has not been designated by the General Council for the purposes of this paragraph,

may designate a qualification for the purposes of subsection (3)(a) only with the approval of the Privy Council;

must maintain and publish a list of the qualifications that are so designated.

of the matters specified in paragraphs (a), (c), F41and (d) of subsection (1) of section 21B above so far as they are matters of which the Registrar would in the person's case have to be satisfied in order for the person to be eligible to benefit from a direction under that subsection; and

that he possesses the knowledge and skill requisite for embarking upon an acceptable programme for provisionally registered doctors,

has passed all of the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining (but does not hold) a relevant European qualification within section 21B(3)(a) or (b), or

holds, or has passed all of the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining, a relevant European qualification within section 21B(3)(c).

of the matters specified in paragraphs (a), (b) and (d) of section 21B(1C) above so far as they are matters of which the Registrar would in the person's case have to be satisfied in order for the person to be eligible to benefit from a direction under that subsection, and

that the person possesses the knowledge and skill requisite for embarking upon an acceptable programme for provisionally registered doctors,

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F7subject to subsection (3) below, any overseas qualification which the General Council determine ought to be registrable by virtue of this paragraph which he holds when he is registered or obtains thereafter;

subject to subsection (3) below, any additional qualification which the General Council determine ought to be registrable by virtue of this paragraph which he holds when he is registered or obtains thereafter; and

any primary United Kingdom qualification or primary European qualification which he holds when he is registered or obtains thereafter.

that he holds, or has passed all the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining, an acceptable overseas qualification;

that he is entitled to practise medicine in the State where he is ordinarily resident;

that he is or will be employed or engaged within the United Kingdom to provide medical services in a particular branch of medicine;

that he is an eminent specialist in that particular branch of medicine; and

that his fitness to practise is not impaired,

is to be treated as not being done by a registered medical practitioner; and

may be treated as misconduct for the purposes of section 35C(2)(a) below, and the Registrar may refer the matter to the Investigation Committee for investigation by them under section 35C(4) below.

that he holds, or has passed all the qualifying examinations necessary for obtaining, an acceptable overseas qualification;

that he is entitled to practise medicine in the State where he is ordinarily resident;

that his fitness to practise is not impaired,

a condition that the person shall, except in an emergency, provide medical services within the United Kingdom only to persons who are not nationals of the United Kingdom; and

a condition that the person shall, except in an emergency, provide only the particular medical services which are specified in the direction, whilst he is in the United Kingdom.

is to be treated as not being done by a registered medical practitioner; and

may be treated as misconduct for the purposes of section 35C(2)(a) below, and the Registrar may refer the matter to the Investigation Committee for investigation by them under section 35C(4) below.