I.-A pharmacist who is the subject of a complaint before the national disciplinary chamber and who has not lodged a defence in due form shall be entitled to lodge an objection to the decision rendered by default.
The objection shall have suspensory effect.
II.-When the decision of the national disciplinary chamber is subject to opposition, the notification sent to the accused pharmacist will state that the opposition may be lodged within a period of five days.
Unless otherwise provided for in this sub-section, the lodging of an opposition will follow the rules relating to the lodging of an appeal. The provisions of sections 3 to 5 of this chapter shall also apply.
III.-The decision admitting the opposition shall, if necessary, put the parties back in the same position as before.
IV -The judgements and orders of the Disciplinary Boards of first instance are not subject to opposition.