#2026/87Yerel Yönetim (İskoçya) Yasası 1982 (Cerrahi Olmayan Prosedürlerin Lisanslanması) Emri 2026
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The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 now requires businesses offering non-surgical procedures, like cosmetic treatments, to obtain a license. This change affects practitioners and businesses in the beauty and health industry. It ensures that these services are regulated for safety and quality.
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Key Changes
- Non-surgical procedures now require a license.
- Regulation aims to ensure safety and quality of services.
- Affects businesses in the beauty and health industry.
Obligations
What this law requires
Obtain a license under Part 1 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 before providing non-surgical procedures
Cease provision of non-surgical procedures if a valid license has not been obtained or has expired
Display or maintain proof of valid licensing for non-surgical procedures as required under the 1982 Act