Decisions of the Professional Conduct Committee of the GMC should now be accompanied by explanations. Earlier practice of issuing a bare decision had been superseded by general practice in decision making bodies, and also by detailed rules governing the practice of the committee. Fairness required reasons to be given so that the disciplined doctor could make an informed decision on whether to appeal.
Citations:
Times 26-Oct-2000, (Appeal No 21 of 2000, [2000] UKPC 37
Links:
Statutes:
General Medical Council Preliminary Proceedings and Professional Conduct Committee (Procedure) Rules 1988 Order in Council 1988/2255, Medical Act 1983
Administrative, Health Professions
Updated: 01 June 2022; Ref: scu.159426
