For the purpose of registration as a pharmacy technician on Part 1 of the register1, a person is 'appropriately qualified' as a pharmacy technician if:
(1) he has a qualification awarded in Great Britain which has been approved by the General Pharmaceutical Council2 as attesting to a standard of proficiency for the safe and effective practice of pharmacy that, in the Council's opinion, it is necessary for a person to achieve in order to be entered in Part 2 of the register3;
(2) he is an exempt person4 and is permitted to pursue the profession of pharmacy technician in
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