Section 25, The Allied Health Professions Act, 2022

(1) The Registrar shall remove the names and otherparticulars of an allied health professional entered in the register under subsection (3)- (a) who has died; (b) who is of unsound mind or is otherwise incapable of discharging his duties; (c) who has obtained his registration fraudulently; (d) whose qualification for registration under this Act has been withdrawn or cancelled by the authority or institution of higher learning through which it was acquired or by which it was awarded; (e) who has not applied to the Registrar for renewal of his licence for 3 consecutive years; (f) whose name has been ordered to be removed by the Council. Removal of names from Register. (3) An application under subsection (2) shall be in such form as the Council may prescribe and shall be accompanied by - (a) a copy of the applicant's identification document; (b) a certified true copy of the applicant's qualification certificates; (c) a copy of a medical report by a medical practitioner approved by the Council to determine whether the applicant is fit to practise as a registered allied health professional; (d) a processing fee prescribed by the Council. (4) The Council may refuse to register an applicant - (a) whose registration as an allied health professional in another country has been withdrawn, suspended or cancelled; or (b) who in the opinion of the Council - (i) is not a person eligible to be registered; (ii) is not of good reputation and character; (iii) is unfit to practise as an allied health professional because of his physical or mental condition or for any other reason; (c) who has failed, without reasonable cause, to submit the documents referred to under subsection (3) with his application; (2) The Council shall, not later than the 15th of March each year, publish in the Gazette an annual list of allied health professionals registered in that year.