Regulation 27 Interpretation of Part 4I1

England and Wales

In this Part—

“case” (“achos”) means proceedings relating to interim proceedings before an interim orders panel;
“interim orders hearing” (“gwrandawiad gorchmynion interim”) means a hearing before an interim orders panel in interim orders proceedings;
“interim orders proceedings” (“achos gorchmynion interim”) means proceedings before an interim orders panel to which Chapter 4^f1 of Part 6 of the Act applies;
“parties” (“partïon”) means the registered person to whom interim orders proceedings relate and SCW (or their representatives);
“registered person” (“person cofrestredig”) means the registered person^f2 in respect of whom the referral to the interim orders panel has been made.

Annotations

f1: See Chapter 4 of Part 6 to the Act (interim orders and review of interim orders). Interim order proceedings are undertaken to enable temporary restrictions to be imposed in respect of a registered person while investigations are undertaken into allegations made against the person about their fitness to practise. If the making of an interim order is considered to be necessary, a matter may be referred to a fitness to practise panel or an interim orders panel (see Part 3 for provision about the procedure of fitness to practise panels).
f2: See section 164 of the Act for the meaning of “registered person” in Part 6 of the Act.