3.—(1) An entry in the register in respect of a person must show—
(a)such of the qualifications, knowledge or experience specified in the Schedule to these Regulations as are possessed by the person (if any), and
(b)where a relevant decision has been made in respect of the person’s fitness to practise, the information specified in regulations 4 to 9.
(2) In this regulation, “relevant decision” means—
(a)subject to paragraph (3), a determination by a fitness to practise panel that a registered person’s fitness to practise is impaired under the following sections—
(i)section 138 (disposals by fitness to practise panel: finding of impairment);
(ii)section 152 (review of undertakings: disposals by fitness to practise panel);
(iii)section 153 (review of conditional registration orders: disposals by fitness to practise panel);
(iv)section 154 (review of suspension orders: disposals by fitness to practise panel);
(v)section 155 (review of indefinite suspension orders);
(b)a decision by a fitness to practise panel or an interim orders panel to make an interim order under section 144 (interim orders) or to confirm or vary an interim order under section 147 (review of interim orders: possible decisions),
(c)a decision by a fitness to practise panel to agree undertakings under section 136(1), 152(5) or (6), 153(4), 154(4) or 155(7) following an admission by a registered person that his or her fitness to practise is impaired,
(d)a decision by a fitness to practise panel to give advice or a warning to a registered person under section 137 (disposals by fitness to practise panel: finding of no impairment), 152(3), 153(3), 154(3) or 155(6) following a finding that his or her fitness to practise is not impaired,
(e)a decision by SCW to issue a warning to a registered person under section 126(3)(c),
(f)a decision by SCW to agree undertakings with a registered person under section 126(3)(d), and
(g)a decision by a registration appeals panel to restore a person to the relevant part of the register under section 98(1)(a).
(3) A determination by a fitness to practise panel that a registered person’s fitness to practise is impaired is not a relevant decision if the disposal made is—
(a)a removal order under section 138(9) (subject to subsection (10)), 152(8)(e), 153(9)(d) or 154(8)(d) (subject to subsection (9)), or
(b)an order for removal by agreement under section 135(2), 152(2), 153(2), 154(2) or 155(5).