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28. Determination by the Registration Board

Edition: 2025-06-20 · In force

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28. Determination by the Registration Board

(1)On the receipt pursuant to section 27 of a copy of a report relating to the alleged professional misconduct of a member of the Institute, the Registration Board may make one, or more than one, of the following determinations, namely—
(a)determine that no further action be taken against the member;
(b)reprimand the member;
(c)reprimand the member and cause the fact of the reprimand to be published in the Gazette;
(d)determine that the registration of the member be cancelled and direct that he be not registered for such period (including life) as is specified; or
(e)suspend the practising certificate of the member for such period as is specified.
(2)Before making a determination under subsection (1) the Registration Board may, in writing, require the Council to furnish to the Registration Board such further evidence concerning any matter that is so specified, and the Council shall comply with the requirement.
(3)In order to comply with a requirement of the Registration Board under subsection (2) the Council may direct the Disciplinary Committee to reopen and continue the inquiry concerned and the Disciplinary Committee shall do so to the extent that it is necessary to furnish the evidence required.
(4)A member of the Institute whose alleged professional misconduct is the subject of inquiry has a right to be heard by the Registration Board before it makes a determination under subsection (1).
(5)The Registration Board shall notify the member of the Institute whose alleged professional misconduct is the subject of inquiry of its determination under subsection (1).
(6)Subject to section 29, a determination of the Registration Board under subsection (1) is final.[Act No. 20 of 1989, Sch., Act No. 9 of 2000, s. 125.]

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Source: Kenya Law