# Medical Act 1983, Paragraph 5: Powers of Registration Appeal Panels disposing of an appeal


In disposing of an appeal under section 29F of this Act by a medical practitioner against a decision of a licensing authority, the determinations that may be made by a Registration Appeals Panel are—
(a) if the appeal is against a decision to refuse to grant a licence to practise, that a licence to practise should, or (as the case may be) should not, be granted to the practitioner;
(b) if the appeal is against a decision to withdraw a licence to practise, that a licence to practise should, or (as the case may be) should not, be withdrawn from the practitioner; or
(c) if the appeal is against a decision to refuse to restore a licence to practise, that a licence to practise should, or (as the case may be) should not, be restored to the practitioner,
and a Panel may make such orders as to costs (or, in Scotland, expenses) as they think fit.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1983/54/schedule/3B/paragraph/5 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/medical-act-1983/schedule-3B/paragraph-5
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