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3. Section 291A(1) (conflicts of interest to be avoided) does not apply(1) in circumstances where a delay by the medical practitioner in carrying out a medical examination for the purposes of sections 44(1) or 47(1) would, in the opinion of that medical practitioner, give rise to a serious risk to the health, safety or welfare of the patient or to the safety of other persons.
Section 291A(2)(b) gives Scottish Ministers power to specify circumstances in which section 291A(1) does not apply.
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