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Formal complaint submitted to the Medical Council of Ireland on 2 December 2019, accompanied by an initial evidence package and supporting material.
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Create canonical record from this document| Title | Letter — Darren Smith — Acknowledgement of Complaint and PPC Process — 18 December 2019 |
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| Description | Letter from Darren Smith, Case Officer, Medical Council of Ireland, acknowledging receipt of the complaint submitted on 2 December 2019, confirming that it had been referred to Dr Dominic Harmon, recording receipt of the complainant's request to withdraw the complaint, and explaining that the Preliminary Proceedings Committee would determine whether the matter should nevertheless proceed under the Medical Practitioners Act 2007. |
| Institution / Source | Medical Council of Ireland |
| Category | Correspondence (Letter) |
| Keywords | Medical Council of Ireland · Darren Smith · Case Officer · Professional Standards · Preliminary Proceedings Committee · PPC · Medical Practitioners Act 2007 · Complaint Acknowledgement · Complaint Withdrawal · Dominic Harmon · Medical Council Complaint · Clinical Complaint · December 2019 |
| Publication Date | 2026-07-19 |
| Document Date | 2019-12-18 |
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| Media Type | Document |
| SHA-256 | c9ae4df15e9276b2abbeeb0f297fddfd8460de3d3101cbb68864568061820cec |
| Document Identifier | DOC-2026-000072 |
| Optional Reference Identifier | NM-CORR-LETTER-20191218-001 |
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Formal complaint submitted to the Medical Council of Ireland on 2 December 2019, accompanied by an initial evidence package and supporting material.
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