Grant of authorisation
14 Grant of authorisation
The Board, on an application under regulation 11(1), may grant authorisation to carry out 1 or more of the acts of veterinary medicine specified in Schedule 6 if the Board is satisfied that the applicant is competent to carry out the relevant act or acts of veterinary medicine.
The Board may refuse to grant authorisation if the applicant does not comply with a requirement under regulation 13(1).
Subregulation (1A) does not limit the grounds on which the Board can refuse to grant authorisation.
An authorisation under this Division must —
be in writing; and
specify each act of veterinary medicine the person is authorised to carry out under the authorisation; and
specify the nature and extent of the supervision to which the authorised person is to be subject when carrying out each act of veterinary medicine that is authorised; and
specify the conditions (if any) to which the authorisation is subject under regulation 17(1).
[(3) deleted]
If the Board refuses an application under regulation 11(1), the Board must refund the application fee that accompanied it.
[Regulation 14 amended: SL 2025/92 r. 13; SL 2025/205 r. 5.]
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