Article 37 Determination of question whether a substance is a drug
Where, on 31st March 2004, a Primary Care Trust had, under regulation 36(7) of the 1992 Regulationsf1, informed a medical practitioner of its decision that a substance ordered by him was not a drug but—
the medical practitioner had not given notice of appeal under paragraph (8) of that regulation; and
the time for appealing in that paragraph had not yet expired,
the time for appealing shall continue as if regulation 36 of the 1992 Regulations were still in force.
Where—
on 31st March 2004, a medical practitioner had given notice of appeal against a decision of a Primary Care Trust under regulation 36 of the 1992 Regulations but that appeal had not been determined or withdrawn; or
a medical practitioner has given notice of such an appeal after 31st March 2004, pursuant to paragraph (1),
that appeal shall continue to be dealt with as if regulation 36 of the 1992 Regulations were still in force.