4.—(1) This regulation applies where a fitness to practise panel has made a relevant decision specified in regulation 3(2)(a).
(2) The entry in the register in respect of the registered person (the “relevant entry”) must—
(a)state that the person’s fitness to practise has been found to be impaired, and
(b)specify the way in which the fitness to practise panel disposed of the matter under section 138 or any of sections 152 to 155.
(3) Where the fitness to practise panel has agreed undertakings with the registered person, the relevant entry must specify the undertakings that have been agreed, except for any undertakings relating to the person’s physical or mental health.
(4) Where the fitness to practise panel has made a conditional registration order, the relevant entry must specify the conditions imposed on the registered person’s registration, except for any conditions relating to his or her physical or mental health.
(5) Where the fitness to practise panel has made a conditional registration order which has ceased to have effect, the relevant entry must continue to indicate that the person was previously subject to such an order and the dates for which the order had effect.
(6) Where the fitness to practise panel has made a suspension order which has ceased to have effect, the relevant entry must continue to indicate that the person had been subject to such an order and the dates for which the order had effect.