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7.—(1) Where the Investigation Committee are considering an allegation against an individual registrant, the Committee may—
(a)appoint one or more persons to assess and report to them on—
(i)the registrant’s health, or
(ii)the standard or quality of the work done or being done by the registrant; and
(b)direct the registrant to meet with the person or persons appointed and to submit to any examination required for the purposes of their assessment and report.
(2) Where the Committee give a direction under paragraph (1)(b), they shall specify the matters on which the registrant is to be assessed.
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