Subsection 2: Temporary suspension of the right to practise for professional incompetence

I.- In the event of professional inadequacy making it dangerous to practise the profession, the temporary suspension, in whole or in part, of the right to practise is pronounced by the competent regional council or central council for a fixed period, which may, if necessary, be renewed. The matter is referred to the council either by the director general of the regional health agency or by a decision of the…

A pharmacist who has been the subject of a total or partial suspension of the right to practise may not resume his activity without having provided proof to the competent regional or central council that he has fulfilled the training obligations laid down by the decision. In this case, the council decides that the pharmacist is fit to practise and informs the authorities who were notified of the suspension. If…

The provisions of articles R. 4221-15-1 to R. 4221-15-3 apply to the temporary suspension of the right to practise for professional incompetence.