The Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Practitioners (Disciplinary Committee) (Procedure and Evidence) Rules Order of Council 2004
S.I. 2004/1680 · Made 25 May 2004
VETERINARY SURGEONS
Made 25th May 2004
Coming into force 1st June 2004
At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 25th day of May 2004
By the Lords of Her Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Whereas the Council of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, in pursuance of paragraph 5(1) of Schedule 2 to the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966f1 (“the Act”), has made the Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Practitioners (Disciplinary Committee) (Procedure and Evidence) Rules 2003 (“the Rules”), as set out in the Schedule to this Order, and whereas, by virtue of section 25(1) of the Act such Rules do not have effect unless approved by the Privy Council: now, therefore, Their Lordships, having taken the Rules into consideration, hereby order as follows:
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Contents
- 1Article 1
- 2Article 2
- 3Article 3
- Signature
- Schedule ROYAL COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE (PROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE) RULES 2003
- Part I: Preliminary
- 1Citation and commencement Repealed
- 1.1Citation and commencement
- 1.2Citation and commencement
- 2Interpretation Repealed
- 2.1Interpretation
- 2.2Interpretation
- 2.3Interpretation
- 3Chairman
- 4Clerk to the Committee
- Part II: Pre-Inquiry Procedure
- 5Notice of inquiry Repealed
- 5.1Notice of inquiry
- 5.2Notice of inquiry
- 5.3Notice of inquiry
- 5.4Notice of inquiry
- 5.5Notice of inquiry
- 5.6Notice of inquiry
- 6Acknowledgement of notice of inquiry
- 7Service of College’s evidence Repealed
- 7.1Service of College’s evidence
- 7.2Service of College’s evidence
- 8Disclosure of documents
- 9Bundles of evidence, skeleton arguments and respondent’s notification of intended plea Repealed
- 9.1Bundles of evidence, skeleton arguments and respondent’s notification of intended plea
- 9.2Bundles of evidence, skeleton arguments and respondent’s notification of intended plea
- 9.3Bundles of evidence, skeleton arguments and respondent’s notification of intended plea
- Part III: Procedure at Disciplinary Inquiry
- 10The reading of the charge Repealed
- 10.1The reading of the charge
- 10.2The reading of the charge
- 10.3The reading of the charge
- 10.4The reading of the charge
- 11Presentation of the case against the respondent Repealed
- 11.1Presentation of the case against the respondent
- 11.2Presentation of the case against the respondent
- 11.3Presentation of the case against the respondent
- 11.4Presentation of the case against the respondent
- 12Presentation of the case for the respondent Repealed
- 12.1Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 12.2Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 12.3Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 12.4Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 12.5Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 12.6Presentation of the case for the respondent
- 13Further submissions and general matters Repealed
- 13.1Further submissions and general matters
- 13.2Further submissions and general matters
- 13.3Further submissions and general matters
- 14Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee Repealed
- 14.1Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee
- 14.2Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee
- 15Decision of the Committee Repealed
- 15.1Decision of the Committee
- 15.2Decision of the Committee
- 15.3Decision of the Committee
- 15.4Decision of the Committee
- 15.5Decision of the Committee
- 16Procedure where there is more than one respondent
- Part IV: Procedure where Charges are Established
- 17Fraudulent entry cases
- 18Conduct and conviction cases Repealed
- 18.1Conduct and conviction cases
- 18.2Conduct and conviction cases
- 18.3Conduct and conviction cases
- 18.4Conduct and conviction cases
- 18.5Conduct and conviction cases
- 19Procedure where judgment stands postponed Repealed
- 19.1Procedure where judgment stands postponed
- 19.2Procedure where judgment stands postponed
- 19.3Procedure where judgment stands postponed
- 19.4Procedure where judgment stands postponed
- 19.5Procedure where judgment stands postponed
- Part V: Restoration of Names after Removal
- 20Procedure Repealed
- 20.1Procedure
- 20.2Procedure
- 20.3Procedure
- 20.4Procedure
- 20.5Procedure
- 20.6Procedure
- 20.7Procedure
- Part VI: Proceedings before the Committee: General
- 21Public hearing Repealed
- 21.1Public hearing
- 21.2Public hearing
- 21.3Public hearing
- 22Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings Repealed
- 22.1Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings
- 22.2Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings
- 22.3Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings
- 22.4Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings
- 22.5Time limits and postponement or adjournment of proceedings
- 23Evidence Repealed
- 23.1Evidence
- 23.2Evidence
- 23.3Evidence
- 23.4Evidence
- 23.5Evidence
- 23.6Evidence
- 23.7Evidence
- 24Representation Repealed
- 24.1Representation
- 24.2Representation
- 24.3Representation
- 25Voting Repealed
- 25.1Voting
- 25.2Voting
- 25.3Voting
- 26Records of proceedings Repealed
- 26.1Records of proceedings
- 26.2Records of proceedings
- 26.3Records of proceedings
- 27Records of decisions Repealed
- 27.1Records of decisions
- 27.2Records of decisions
- 28Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee Repealed
- 28.1Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee
- 28.2Supplementary powers of the Chairman and Committee
- Explanatory note