The General Chiropractic Council (Health Committee) Rules Order of Council 2000

Service and giving of documents

21.—(1) Any notice, document or other matter to be given to or served on a chiropractor by the Registrar under these Rules may be served by sending it by a postal service in which delivery or receipt is recorded to, or leaving it at, the address of the chiropractor as appearing in the register pursuant to section 6(1)(b) of the Act, or if his last known place of residence differs from his address in the register and it appears to the Registrar that, if the notice, document or other matter is sent to or left at that place of residence, it is more likely to reach him, it may be served by sending it by such a postal service to or leaving it at his last known place of residence.

(2) Any other notice, document or other matter to be given to or served on a person under these Rules may be sent by ordinary post.

(3) The address for service of the Registrar for the purposes of paragraph (2) shall be the principal office of the Council, for a chiropractor shall be any such address or place as is mentioned in paragraph (1) (treating the second reference in that paragraph to the Registrar as a reference to the person sending the matter in question) and for the Solicitor shall be the address at which he ordinarily practises, or shall be such other address as any of them may specify for the purpose.