28 Professional regulation not within section 24: equal treatment
United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 (2020 c 27) | Legislation

28  Professional regulation not within section 24: equal treatment

(1)     This section applies in relation to provision that—

(a)     is not of the sort described in section 24(1),

(b)     makes the ability to practise a particular profession in a part of the United Kingdom (“the relevant part”) subject to a requirement or restriction, and

(c)     applies differently to individuals according to—

(i)     where any qualifications or experience of an individual were obtained, or

(ii)     what qualifications or experience an individual has.

(2)     “Requirement or restriction” includes, for example, a requirement as to registration, monitoring, insurance or continuing professional development,

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