This document establishes the formal legal amendments to the registration requirements for professions supplementary to medicine within the United Kingdom. The Order of Council, issued by the British government, serves as a regulatory instrument to update the statutory framework governing the professional conduct and registration status of specific healthcare practitioners. It functions as a technical legal update to ensure that the standards of practice remain consistent with the legislative intent of the 1960 Act.

Legal scholars and administrative historians view this document as a standard regulatory instrument within the British statutory framework. It is primarily utilized by researchers tracking the evolution of healthcare legislation and professional registration standards in the United Kingdom.