Statutory Instruments made by the National Assembly for Wales

(a) the consent as required by paragraph (3)(g) of regulation 4; and

(b) consent to the release of information about the performer by the primary care organisation on whose list the performer is, corresponding to the information set out under paragraph (2)(e) of regulation 4 and clinical references taken by the Local Health Board corresponding to the requirements set out in paragraph (2)(f) of that Regulation.

    (6) The performer shall send with the application a declaration as required by paragraph (4) and, where applicable, paragraph (5) of regulation 4 and any requisite details as set out in those paragraphs.

    (7) The performer shall provide the authority required by paragraph (6) and such further information or documentation as may be required by the Local Health Board by paragraph (7) of regulation 4.

    (8) A performer, who has applied in accordance with this Regulation to a Local Health Board for inclusion in its performers list, may perform primary services, despite not being included in that performers list, until the first of the following events arises  - 

(a) the Local Health Board notifies the performer of its decision on that application; or

(b) the end of a period of 2 months, starting with the date on which the Local Health Board receives the application under this Regulation from the performer.

    (9) A performer may not withdraw an application made under this Regulation whilst a Local Health Board is deciding that application."

" "GP Registrar" means a medical practitioner who is being trained in general practice by - 

(a) until the coming into force for all purposes of article 4(5)(d) of the 2003 Order, a general medical practitioner who - 


(i) has been approved for that purpose by the Joint Committee on Postgraduate Training for general Practice under regulation 7 of the Vocational Training Regulations, and

(ii) performs primary medical services; and



(b) from the coming into force for all purposes of that article, a general medical practitioner who is approved under that article for the purpose of providing training under article 5(1)(c)(i) of the 2003 Order, whether as part of training leading to the award of a CCT or otherwise;".

(b) ar ddiwedd y diffiniad o "Vocational Training Regulations" ychwaneger y geiriau canlynol yn union ar ôl y geiriau "General Medical Practice) Regulations 1997"  - 

(a) the Local Health Board notifies the performer of its decision on that application; or

(b) the end of a period of 2 months, starting with the date on which the Local Health Board receives the application under this Regulation from the general medical practitioner.

    (5) A medical performer may not withdraw an application made under this Regualtion whilst a Local Health Board is deciding that application.