Regulation 11

is a medical practitioner registered under section 20(1) or (2) of the Medical Registration Act 1997 as a fully registered medical practitioner and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act;

is a medical practitioner registered under section 22 of the Medical Registration Act 1997 as a specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology;

has at least 18 months of training in the provision of a relevant assisted reproduction service, during which the medical practitioner is trained in all of the following:

reproductive endocrinology, particularly in the use of ovulation‑inducing agents and hormonal control of the menstrual cycle;

ultrasound‑guided oocyte collection techniques;

gynaecological endoscopy;

oocyte and embryo transfer;

has at least 6 months of practical hands‑on experience under the supervision of an experienced assisted reproduction practitioner, in the provision of a relevant assisted reproduction service;

has satisfactorily performed at least 20 oocyte collection procedures and 20 embryo transfers under the supervision of an experienced assisted reproduction practitioner;

has attended at least one course or seminar on assisted reproduction; and

has been assessed by the Clinical Governance Officer to possess the competencies required to practise medicine or do any act as a medical practitioner without the supervision of an experienced assisted reproduction practitioner.

holds a Bachelor of Science degree or an equivalent qualification;

has at least 6 months of practical hands‑on experience in carrying out the embryology procedures under the supervision of an experienced embryologist;

has satisfactorily performed at least 50 each of every embryology procedure under the supervision of an experienced embryologist;

has attended at least one course or seminar on assisted reproduction; and

has been assessed by the Clinical Governance Officer to possess the competencies required to carry out embryology procedures without the supervision of an experienced embryologist.