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9. In a case where an ophthalmic list or ophthalmic supplementary list, on which the ophthalmic practitioner’s name was included immediately before the relevant date, contained, in relation to him, any condition or contingent removal, or if he was suspended from that list, that condition, contingent removal or suspension, as the case may be, shall equally apply to the ophthalmic performers list in which his name is included on and after the relevant date as it did, in relation to any other list, before that date.
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