Regulations > Regulations Relating to Continuing Professional Development, 2019

(1)	A person who is aggrieved by a decision of the council in terms of these Regulations may, in writing and within 60 days of such a decision having come to the knowledge of that person, appeal against such decision to an appeals committee appointed in terms of sub-regulation (3).

(2)	An appeal must clearly state—

(a)	the decision against which the appeal is lodged; and

(b)	the grounds on which the appeal is lodged.

(3)	The Registrar must appoint an appeals committee that consists of no fewer than three persons, constituted as follows:

(a)	The chairperson, appointed on account of his or her knowledge of the law; and

(b) two other members appointed on account of their skills and knowledge of pharmacy practice.

(4) A member of an appeals committee may not have a direct or indirect interest in the affairs of the appellant or respondent.

Pharmacy Act, 1974 (Act No. 53 of 1974)