It was proper for a professional body granting rights to practice by means of examination tests, to limit the number of attempts at such examinations. Although such a limit did operate as a restraint of trade, that restraint was justified in order to protect the public and maintain professional integrity. The maximum was not required to be imposed by statute, but it could not be said to be irrational.
Citations:
Times 17-Oct-2000
Statutes:
Health Professions, Education
Updated: 09 April 2022; Ref: scu.87545