Nothing plugged into "cooker" circuit

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Hi
We're getting our ceramic hob replaced with gas today. I just removed the old hob, which was wired into a dedicated "cooker" circuit with an on/off switch on the wall (our oven is plugged in with a 13A fused plug to a socket on the same unit.
Is it safe to just leave the cooker switch in the off position with nothing plugged in, but with the oven plugged in drawing power off that same circuit? Or should I get an electrician in?
thanks
PS. Sorry, would have posted a picture but as new user I can't!
We're getting our ceramic hob replaced with gas today. I just removed the old hob, which was wired into a dedicated "cooker" circuit with an on/off switch on the wall (our oven is plugged in with a 13A fused plug to a socket on the same unit.
Is it safe to just leave the cooker switch in the off position with nothing plugged in, but with the oven plugged in drawing power off that same circuit? Or should I get an electrician in?
thanks
PS. Sorry, would have posted a picture but as new user I can't!
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And turn the power off before you start fiddling with it!
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.