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How do I set up a yearly Direct Debit?
... to content How do I set up a yearly Direct Debit? Direct Debits are collected on an annual basis and cannot unfortunately be made by instalments. Direct debits can be set up, amended and cancelled via ...
Will I receive confirmation that my payment has been received?
... to content Will I receive confirmation that my payment has been received? Yes, once payment has been received, you will receive confirmation by email. Payment receipts are also available via the ' My ...
How do I cancel my Direct Debit?
... to content How do I cancel my Direct Debit? You can cancel your direct debit or unlink any products from your direct debit via your My Account area. If you are cancelling your direct debit, we also ...
What do I do if my practice is paying?
... to content What do I do if my practice is paying? Even if your employer is paying your annual renewal fee, you will still need to access the online ' My Account ' area to confirm your Register ...
How have the requirements been introduced?
... to content How have the requirements been introduced? The legal requirement for the registration of veterinary practice premises is in the Veterinary Medicines Regulations (VMR). The professional ...
Why is a register of veterinary practice premises needed?
... to content Why is a register of veterinary practice premises needed? The Register enables an inspection regime to be implemented by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) to improve ...
Who is responsible for the enforcement of the Veterinary Medicines Regulations?
... to content Who is responsible for the enforcement of the Veterinary Medicines Regulations? The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) is responsible for ensuring compliance with the Veterinary ...
What are the requirements?
... to content What are the requirements? In accordance with the Veterinary Medicines Regulations 2013, veterinary surgeons may only supply veterinary medicinal products (excluding AVM-GSL products) from ...
What is Find A Vet?
... to content What is Find A Vet? Find a Vet is one of the leading online veterinary practice databases with around 15,000 searches for practices made every month. If your premises is open to ...
How long is the training for vets to become VetGDP Advisers?
... to content How long is the training for vets to become VetGDP Advisers? The training consists of around 20 hours of learning delivered online so it offers flexibility to vets taking part and we ...
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