(1) References in this Part to the ability to practise a profession include reference to the ability—
(a) to undertake activities that comprise the practice of a profession,
(b) to use a particular professional title, or
(c) to be registered, licensed or similarly authorised, where that is required in order to undertake such activities or use such a title.
(2) Provision that limits the ability referred to in subsection (1)(a) to individuals with certain qualifications or experience falls within section 24(1) only if the activities affected by the provision are, in a significant number of cases, essential to the practice of the profession in question.
(3) Subsection (4) applies if provision
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