Sch 3A para 2A Appealable decisions relating to postgraduate medical education and training
(1) The following decisions are also appealable registration decisions for the purposes of this Schedule— (a) a decision on an application made under section 34C(3) not to include a person's name in the General Practitioner Register; (b) a decision on an application made under section 34D(4) not to include a person's name in the Specialist Register; (c) a decision on an application made under section 34D(4) not to indicate a field in the Specialist Register; (d) a decision on a request made under section 34G(2) not to issue a certificate for the purposes of Article 30(1) of the Directive; (e) a decision on an application made under section 34L(1) to refuse to award a CCT; (f) a decision to withdraw a CCT under section 34L(7). (2) But a decision mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) or (b) is not to be treated as an appealable registration decision under this paragraph if, in respect of that decision, there is a right of appeal by virtue of section 29F(1)(d) or (e). (3) The right of appeal under sub-paragraph (1)(a) and (b) includes a right of appeal against a decision of the Registrar as to the length of additional training, the fields to be covered by it or any examination, assessment (including a specified period of assessment) or other test of competence that the Registrar has specified when notifying the person concerned of the decision. (4) The right of appeal under sub-paragraph (1)(a) and (b) includes a right of appeal against a decision of the Registrar under Part 3 of the General Systems Regulations requiring a person to complete an adaptation period in connection with becoming entitled by virtue of that Part of those Regulations to practise as a general practitioner or a specialist (as the case may be) in the United Kingdom. (5) In relation to any appealable registration decision falling within sub-paragraph (1), references in this Schedule to the requisite period are references to such period as may be prescribed by the General Council in rules; and different periods may be prescribed in relation to different decisions. (6) Rules under sub-paragraph (5) shall not come into force until approved by order of the Privy Council.