IE · Health and Social Care Professionals Act 2005
Health and Social Care Professionals Act 2005
Inhalt
- Art. 1 Short title.
- Art. 2 Commencement.
- Art. 3 Interpretation.
- Art. 4 Designated professions.
- Art. 5 Expenses of administering this Act.
- Art. 6 Establishment of Council.
- Art. 7 Object of Council.
- Art. 8 Functions and powers of Council.
- Art. 9 Membership of Council.
- Art. 10 Allowances for expenses of members.
- Art. 11 Chief executive officer.
- Art. 12 Staff and consultants.
- Art. 13 Superannuation.
- Art. 14 Membership of either House of Oireachtas or European Parliament.
- Art. 15 Disclosure of interests by members of Council or committee.
- Art. 16 Disclosure of interests by staff.
- Art. 17 Expenses of Council.
- Art. 18 Power to charge and recover fees.
- Art. 19 Power to borrow.
- Art. 20 Gifts.
- Art. 21 Accounts and audit.
- Art. 22 Council’s power to make rules.
- Art. 23 Committees of Council.
- Art. 24 Removal of members of Council from office.
- Art. 25 Annual report of Council.
- Art. 26 Establishment of registration boards.
- Art. 27 Object, functions and powers of registration boards.
- Art. 27A Functions of registration boards: approval of qualifications, etc.
- Art. 28 Membership of registration boards.
- Art. 28A Membership of registration boards of 2 or more designated professions
- Art. 29 Allowances for expenses of members.
- Art. 30 Registrar, deputy registrars and administrative support.
- Art. 31 Registration board’s power to make bye-laws.
- Art. 32 Publication and other requirements relating to draft and other bye-laws.
- Art. 33 Committees of registration board.
- Art. 34 Removal of members of registration board from office.
- Art. 35 Annual report of registration board.
- Art. 36 Establishment and maintenance of registers.
- Art. 36A Transitional provisions applicable to registers of members of designated professions of optometrist and dispensing optician
- Art. 36B Transitional provisions applicable to register of radiographers
- Art. 37 Application for registration.
- Art. 38 Registration in register of designated profession.
- Art. 39 Removal of names from register at registrants' request and restoration to register.
- Art. 40 Removal of names from register for failure to pay annual fee and restoration to register.
- Art. 40A Conditions attached to registration
- Art. 41 Certificate of registration and notification of decision.
- Art. 42 Content of notification of decision.
- Art. 42A Performance of functions under section 27A.
- Art. 42B Right to apply to Council in relation to performance of functions under section 27A.
- Art. 43 Right to apply to Council for cancellation of decision refusing to grant or restore registration.
- Art. 44 Appeal to High Court from Council’s decision under section 43.
- Art. 44A Declarations by registrants in relation to certain matters in State or other jurisdictions, etc.
- Art. 45 Updating of registrant information and correction of errors.
- Art. 45A Council may request certain information concerning registrant from certain bodies in State or other jurisdictions.
- Art. 46 Access to, and publication of, registers.
- Art. 47 Evidence relating to registration, etc.
- Art. 48 Approval of education and training programmes.
- Art. 49 Monitoring of continuing suitability of education and training programmes.
- Art. 50 Definitions (Part 6).
- Art. 51 Disciplinary committees.
- Art. 52 Complaints about conduct or competence of registrants.
- Art. 53 Referral of complaints to preliminary proceedings committee.
- Art. 53A Persons to assist preliminary proceedings committee
- Art. 54 If, in opinion of preliminary proceedings committee, complaint does not warrant further action.
- Art. 55 Resolution of complaints by mediation or other informal means.
- Art. 56 Referral of complaint to mediation, etc., or to committee of inquiry.
- Art. 57 Duty to notify registrant of referral to, and hearing by, committee of inquiry.
- Art. 58 Conduct of hearing.
- Art. 59 Powers and protections relating to witnesses and evidence.
- Art. 60 If immediate suspension of registration is necessary to protect the public.
- Art. 61 If registrant consents to censure or remedial action, etc.
- Art. 62 If complaint is withdrawn.
- Art. 63 Report to Council by committee of inquiry.
- Art. 64 Steps to be taken by Council after receiving report.
- Art. 65 Duty of registration board to recommend appropriate disciplinary sanction.
- Art. 66 Direction by Council to impose disciplinary sanction.
- Art. 67 Duty to notify registrant of Council's directions.
- Art. 68 Confirmation by High Court required before certain directions become effective.
- Art. 69 Application to High Court for cancellation of Council's direction.
- Art. 70 Application to High Court for confirmation of Council's direction.
- Art. 71 Evidence relating to application to High Court and right of appeal from decision under section 69 or 70.
- Art. 72 Duty to notify registrant of compliance with directions confirmed or given by High Court.
- Art. 73 Restoration to register.
- Art. 74 Removal of conditions of registration.
- Art. 75 Appeal to High Court from Council's decision under section 73 or 74.
- Art. 76 Notification to Minister and employer of certain disciplinary matters.
- Art. 77 Disciplinary information may be published in public interest.
- Art. 78 Privilege relating to disciplinary proceedings.
- Art. 78A Information Council may publish in public interest
- Art. 79 Use of professional titles.
- Art. 80 Offences.
- Art. 81 Prosecution of offences.
- Art. 81A Restriction on prescribing spectacles and dispensing prescriptions for spectacles
- Art. 81B Restriction on selling spectacles
- Art. 81C Bye-laws for regulation and control of prescribing, dispensing of prescriptions or sales
- Art. 81D Bye-laws for control of advertising
- Art. 81E Saver for manufacture of spectacles, etc.
- Art. 82 Definitions (Part 8).
- Art. 83 Transfer day and dissolution of Board.
- Art. 84 Transfer of staff.
- Art. 85 Transfer of property and liabilities to Council.
- Art. 86 Preservation of certain contrancts and adaptation of references.
- Art. 87 Pending legal proceedings.
- Art. 88 Preparation of accounts.
- Art. 89 Revocation of order.
- Art. 90 Definitions (Part 9)
- Art. 91 Registration of existing practitioners.
- Art. 91A Use of professional titles.
- Art. 91B Definition of "Opticians Board"
- Art. 91C Dissolution of Opticians Board
- Art. 91D Transfer of staff
- Art. 91E Transfer of property and liabilities to Council
- Art. 91F Preservation of certain contracts, etc., and adaptation of references
- Art. 91G Pending legal proceedings
- Art. 91H Preparation of accounts
- Art. 91I Transfer of records
- Art. 91J Liability of Opticians Board for acts or omissions
- Art. 92 Liability of Council and registration boards for acts or omissions.
- Art. 93 Judicial notice of seals and admissibility of sealed instruments.
- Art. 94 How registrants, former registrants and applicants are to be notified.
- Art. 95 Minister’s power to make regulations.
- Art. 96 Minister's power to amend or revoke certain orders.
- Art. 97 Investigations
- Art. 98 Special measures registration having regard to Covid-19
- Art. 99 Admissibility of certain documents relating to proceedings in State or other jurisdictions
- Art. 100 Power to specify form of documents