A practitioner whose right to practise has been suspended may not resume practising unless the regional or inter-regional council has, at the request of the person concerned, arranged for a new assessment to be carried out by experts appointed in accordance with the procedures defined in II, III and IV ofarticle R. 4124-3, within the two months preceding the expiry of the period of suspension.
As soon as the expert report is received, the practitioner is invited to appear before the regional or inter-regional council.
If the expert report is favourable to the resumption of professional practice, the regional or inter-regional council may decide that the practitioner is fit to practise his profession and inform the authorities who were notified of the suspension. If it considers that it cannot follow the favourable opinion of the experts or if the expert opinion is unfavourable to the resumption of professional practice, the regional or inter-regional council will pronounce a new temporary suspension.
The decision of the regional or inter-regional council may be contested before the national council.