Appeal Regarding Recognition of Foreign Physical Therapy Diploma and Remedial Measures

The matter concerned an appeal against the rejection of an application for professional recognition as a physical therapist, where the applicant had obtained a diploma in a foreign jurisdiction, and the administrative body required the applicant to complete a remedial measure involving practical training and an oral examination to ensure equivalence with the national standard. The court upheld the decision, reasoning that the authority was entitled to assess the substantive equivalence of the foreign qualification and impose necessary supplementary measures, such as targeted practical instruction and examination, to guarantee the applicant possessed the required professional competence and public safety standards mandated by national regulations.