Statutory Committee
The Statutory Committee will meet at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, 1 Lambeth High Street, London SE1, at 9.30am on Monday 23, Tuesday 24, Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 July 2007 to hear the following matters:
1. The committee will resume the inquiry into a complaint by the Council
of the Society against Ian Anthony McAsey (registration number 85173)
which alleges that the authorisation and subsequent receiving of payments
of £212 and £336, which he was not entitled to, while working
as a locum pharmacist and the subsequent failure to report or repay the
amount, may amount to misconduct.
2. The committee will resume the inquiry into a complaint by the Council of
the Society against Nathan Burgess Simpson (registration number 1077828) which
alleges that the creation of a personal website while a preregistration student
in which he used MRPharmS after his name when he was not entitled to, and included
directional links to other websites which contained pornographic material and/or
other material that others might find offensive, may amount to misconduct.
3. The committee will hear the new inquiry into a complaint by the Council
of the Society against Mohammed Shabir (registration number 87816) which alleges
that dispensing or causing to be dispensed to members of the public medication
which had previously been dispensed to patients in a care home and which had
been subsequently returned unused to the pharmacy; instructing a dispenser
to use such returned medication from the care home for community patients,
telling her that these people would not understand the significance of the
numbers written on the packaging; failing to ensure (a) that Controlled Drugs
were kept in a locked cabinet, safe or room, (b) the safety and quality of
medicines supplied to patients, (c) that returned medicines were not supplied
to patients, (d) that pharmaceutical waste was segregated from pharmacy stock,
and (e) that batch and expiry details were included on all stocks of medicines
and that pharmaceutical waste was promptly transferred to disposal containers,
may amount to misconduct.
4. The committee will hear the new inquiry into a complaint by the Council
of the Society against Peter Howard Freeman (registration number 86570) and
P. H. Freeman Ltd which alleges that signing and submitting to Leeds West Primary
Care Trust on or about 15 April 2005 a fitness-to-practise declaration containing
information which Mr Freeman knew to be false; signing and submitting to South
Leeds PCT on or about 17 April 2005 a fitness-to-practise declaration containing
information which Mr Freeman knew to be false; and, failing to disclose in
a letter to Leeds West PCT (a) the company’s conviction on 12 January
1999, (b) Mr Freeman’s conviction on 12 January 1999 and (c) Mr Freeman’s
conviction on 19 February 2004, may amount to misconduct.
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