5.4.2 Table of business premises that MUST be registered Business premises that MUST be registered Type of accommodation Type of Business Means procedure, not including any surgical or medical “a Beauty Therapy procedure, intended to maintain, alter or enhance a person’s appearance, including by - (a) facial or body treatment; (b) application of cosmetics; (c) manicure or pedicure; (d) application or mending of artificial nails; (e) epilation, including by electrolysis or hot or cold wax - but does not include hairdressing, tattooing or skin penetration.” Note: While a literal interpretation of the definition may suggest that places such as department store beauty counters could be captured, the obligation to register under s69 is on person conducting a business of beauty “a which are primarily retail businesses therapy”. Businesses but which provide, for example, demonstrations of beauty products available for sale, are not regulated under these provisions. Colonic Irrigation Means: (a) a process involving the use of a fluid to cleanse the colon of a person; or a process involving the insertion of a tube into the colon (b) of a person for the purpose of cleansing the colon. appearance in relation to their facial or scalp hair including by Hairdressing cutting, trimming, styling, colouring, treating or shaving hair”. Note: A surgical or medical procedure is defined in s. 3(1) of the PHWA as meaning a surgical or medical procedure performed by a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse; or by a person under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse. Means procedure performed on a living human being, “any not being a surgical or medical procedure, involving piercing, cutting, scarring, branding, scraping, puncturing or tearing Involving Skin of their skin or mucous membrane using an instrument that Penetration does not include tattooing”. Note: A surgical or medical procedure is defined in s. 3(1) Means procedure, not being a “any of the PHWA as meaning a surgical or medical procedure performed by a registered medical practitioner or a surgical or medical registered nurse; or by a person under the supervision procedure, intended to maintain, alter or of a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse. enhance a person’s Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 - Guidance Manual
5.4.2 Table of business premises that MUST be registered Business premises that MUST be registered Type of Business Beauty Therapy Type of accommodation Means “a procedure, not including any surgical or medical procedure, intended to maintain, alter or enhance a person’s appearance, including by - (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) facial or body treatment; application of cosmetics; manicure or pedicure; application or mending of artificial nails; epilation, including by electrolysis or hot or cold wax - but does not include hairdressing, tattooing or skin penetration.” Note: While a literal interpretation of the definition may suggest that places such as department store beauty counters could be captured, the obligation to register under s69 is on “a person conducting a business of beauty therapy”. Businesses which are primarily retail businesses but which provide, for example, demonstrations of beauty products available for sale, are not regulated under these provisions. Colonic Irrigation Means: (a) (b) a process involving the use of a fluid to cleanse the colon of a person; or a process involving the insertion of a tube into the colon of a person for the purpose of cleansing the colon. Hairdressing Involving Skin Penetration Means “any procedure, not being a surgical or medical procedure, intended to maintain, alter or enhance a person’s appearance in relation to their facial or scalp hair including by cutting, trimming, styling, colouring, treating or shaving hair”. Note: A surgical or medical procedure is defined in s. 3(1) of the PHWA as meaning a surgical or medical procedure performed by a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse; or by a person under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse. Means “any procedure performed on a living human being, not being a surgical or medical procedure, involving piercing, cutting, scarring, branding, scraping, puncturing or tearing of their skin or mucous membrane using an instrument that does not include tattooing”. Note: A surgical or medical procedure is defined in s. 3(1) of the PHWA as meaning a surgical or medical procedure performed by a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse; or by a person under the supervision of a registered medical practitioner or a registered nurse. Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 - Guidance Manual