Section 115 National disqualificationC1

If the F1First-tier Tribunal removes the practitioner from a list, it may also decide to disqualify him from inclusion in—

or only from inclusion in one or more descriptions of such lists prepared by each Local Health Board F5and NHS England F6..., the description being specified by the First-tier Tribunal in its decision.

A decision by the First-tier Tribunal to do what is mentioned in subsection (1) is referred to in this section as the imposition of a national disqualification.

The First-tier Tribunal may also impose a national disqualification on a practitioner if it dismisses an appeal by him against the refusal by a Local Health Board to include him in such a list.

The Local Health Board may apply to the First-tier Tribunal for a national disqualification to be imposed on a person after the Local Health Board has—

Any such application must be made before the end of the period of three months beginning with the date of the removal or of the Local Health Board's refusal.

If the First-tier Tribunal imposes a national disqualification on a person—

The First-tier Tribunal may at the request of the person upon whom it has been imposed review a national disqualification, and on a review may confirm it or revoke it.

Subject to subsection (9), the person may not request such a review before the end of the period of—

The Welsh Ministers may provide in regulations for subsection (8) to have effect in prescribed circumstances as if the reference there to “two years” or “one year” were a reference to a different period specified in the regulations.