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60Rules about registration

A Council may by rules make provision about the registration of persons under this Part and, in particular—

(a)    as to the keeping of the register;

(b)    as to the documentary and other evidence to be produced by those applying for registration or for additional qualifications to be recorded, or for any entry in the register to be altered or restored;

(c)    for a person's registration to remain effective without limitation of time (subject to removal from the register in accordance with rules made by virtue of section 59) or to lapse after a specified period or in specified cases, or to be subject to renewal as and when provided by the rules.

NOTES
Initial Commencement
To be appointed

To be appointed: see s 122.

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