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Single or joint inquiries with consent

Allied Health Professions (Professional Conduct and Discipline) Regulations 2013

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—(1) A Disciplinary Tribunal may inquire into 2 or more disciplinary offences together at a single inquiry or order a joint inquiry, even though it cannot do so by virtue of regulation 13 or 14, if —(a)in a case where a registered allied health professional is charged with 2 or more disciplinary offences — the Council and the registered allied health professional consent to have all the disciplinary offences dealt with at the same inquiry; or(b)in a case where 2 or more registered allied health professionals are charged with separate disciplinary offences — the Council and all the registered allied health professionals consent to a joint inquiry.(2) Despite paragraph (1), the Disciplinary Tribunal must not hold a single or joint inquiry in relation to a registered allied health professional who had earlier given consent under that paragraph, if —(a)at the time when the consent was given — the registered allied health professional was not represented by counsel; and(b)at the time of the inquiry — that registered allied health professional objects to the Disciplinary Tribunal holding the single or joint inquiry.

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