Article 33 Registrants’ duties with regard to their registration entries
The Council may make such provision in rules in connection with the information to be provided by registrants with regard to their entries in the register as it considers appropriate (provided the rules are consistent with paragraph (2)), and may in particular make provision with regard to a registrant’s obligations to inform the Registrar of—
the name under which he practises, or if he does not practise, the name by which he is generally known, and of any changes to that name; and
his home address and of any changes to it.
If the Registrar—
sends by post to any registrant a notice addressed to him at his home address on the register enquiring whether he has—
ceased to practise as a pharmacist or, as the case may be, a pharmacy technician, or
has changed his address,
and receives no reply within a period of one month beginning on the day of posting the notice; and
upon the expiration of that period sends to the registrant a second similar notice and receives no reply within one month beginning on the day of posting the notice,
the Registrar may remove the registrant from the register.
If a registrant fails to comply with rules made under paragraph (1), the Registrar may remove him from the register.
Where the Registrar removes a person from the register pursuant to paragraph (2) or (3), he shall send to the person at his last known home address a statement in writing notifying him of—
the reasons for removing him from the register; and
his right of appeal to the Registration Appeals Committee under article 43.