Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Disciplinary and Health Inquiries
55. Review of interim orders
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Subject to subsection (2), where an Interim Orders Committee has made an order under section 54, the Interim Orders Committee or another Interim Orders Committee appointed in its place —
must review it within 6 months beginning on the date on which the order was made, and must then, for so long as the order continues in force, further review it before the end of 3 months beginning on the date of the decision of the immediately preceding review; and
may review it where new evidence relevant to the order has become available after the order was made.
Where the General Division of the High Court has extended the order under section 58(2) or an Interim Orders Committee has made a replacement order under section 56(1)(c) or (d), the first review after the extension or making of the replacement order must take place —
if the order (or the order which has been replaced) had not been reviewed under subsection (1), within 6 months beginning on the date on which the General Division of the High Court ordered the extension or on which the replacement order was made, as the case may be; or
if it had been reviewed under subsection (1), within 3 months beginning on the date on which the General Division of the High Court ordered the extension or on which the replacement order was made.