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Statutory Regulation FAQsStatutory Regulation is a complex issue. To help you understand the details we have broken down the FAQs into relevant categories:
I haven't found the answers I was hoping for. What should I do?If your query has not been answered above it may well be included in the draft legislation for the Statutory Regulation of Psychologists so please refer to this document in the first instance.Otherwise contact the British Psychological Society (e-mail: enquiries@bps.org.uk; tel: +44 (0)116 254 9568).
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