(a) a person falling within section 93(1)(b) to (d) of the Act (persons with whom agreements may be made under section 92), to whom paragraph (2) applies; (b) a qualifying body if paragraph (2) applies to— (i) the qualifying body, (ii) any person both legally and beneficially owning a share in the qualifying body, and (iii) any director or secretary of the qualifying body. (2) This paragraph applies if— (a) the contractor is the subject of a national disqualification; (b) subject to paragraph (3), the contractor is disqualified or suspended (other than by interim suspension order or direction pending an investigation) from practising by a licensing body anywhere in the world; (c) the contractor has, within the period of five years before the signing of the agreement or commencement of the agreement (whichever is the earlier) been dismissed (otherwise than by reason of redundancy) from any employment with a health service body, unless— (i) if the contractor was employed as a member of a health care profession at the time of the dismissal, the contractor has not subsequently been employed by that health service body or by another health service body, and (ii) the dismissal was the subject of a finding of unfair dismissal by any competent tribunal or a court; (d) the contractor has, within the period of five years before the signing of the agreement or commencement of the agreement (whichever is the earlier), been removed from, or refused admission to, a primary care list by reason of inefficiency, fraud or unsuitability (within the meaning of section 151(2), (3) and (4) of the Act(a) (disqualification of practitioners)), or a performers list held by the Board by virtue of regulations made under section 91(3) (persons performing primary medical services) of the Act, unless the name has contractor’s subsequently been included in such a list; (e) the contractor has been convicted in the United Kingdom of murder; (f) the contractor has been convicted in the United Kingdom of a
(a) a person falling within section 93(1)(b) to (d) of the Act (persons with whom agreements may be made under section 92), to whom paragraph (2) applies; (b) a qualifying body if paragraph (2) applies to— (i) the qualifying body, (ii) any person both legally and beneficially owning a share in the qualifying body, and (iii) any director or secretary of the qualifying body. (2) This paragraph applies if— (a) the contractor is the subject of a national disqualification; (b) subject to paragraph (3), the contractor is disqualified or suspended (other than by interim suspension order or direction pending an investigation) from practising by a licensing body anywhere in the world; (c) the contractor has, within the period of five years before the signing of the agreement or commencement of the agreement (whichever is the earlier) been dismissed (otherwise than by reason of redundancy) from any employment with a health service body, unless— (i) if the contractor was employed as a member of a health care profession at the time of the dismissal, the contractor has not subsequently been employed by that health service body or by another health service body, and (ii) the dismissal was the subject of a finding of unfair dismissal by any competent tribunal or a court; (d) the contractor has, within the period of five years before the signing of the agreement or commencement of the agreement (whichever is the earlier), been removed from, or refused admission to, a primary care list by reason of inefficiency, fraud or unsuitability (within the meaning of section 151(2), (3) and (4) of the Act(a) (disqualification of practitioners)), or a performers list held by the Board by virtue of regulations made under section 91(3) (persons performing primary medical services) of the Act, unless the contractor’s name has subsequently been included in such a list; (e) the contractor has been convicted in the United Kingdom of murder; (f) the contractor has been convicted in the United Kingdom of a
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