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III: Registration
Probationary Registration 14 Qualifications for probationary registration
Probationary Registration
14. Qualifications for probationary registration---(1) Subject to
section 13 of this Act, a person is entitled to probationary
registration if he or she satisfies the Council that he or she intends
to reside and practise medicine in New Zealand and that he or she---
(a) Is a graduate in medicine of, or is qualified to graduate in
medicine at, an approved institution; or
(b) Has satisfied any requirements of the Council, which (without
limitation) may consist of or include an examination or
assessment set or approved by the Council.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1) of this section, a certificate
signed by or on behalf of a registrar of an approved institution to the
effect that the person named in the certificate is a graduate in
medicine of the institution, or is qualified to graduate in medicine at
the institution, by reason of---
(a) Having passed, or been credited with passing, the examinations;
and
(b) Having undergone the period of training (if any)---
required for such graduation, shall be sufficient evidence that the
person named is a graduate of the institution or is qualified to
graduate at the institution, as the case may require.
(3) Notice shall be taken judicially, without further proof of
appointment, of the signature on any certificate referred to in
subsection (2) of this section.
Cf. 1968, No. 46, s.15 (1)-(3); 1979, No. 53, s. 5 (1)
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