New South Wales Consolidated Acts

HEALTH PRACTITIONER REGULATION NATIONAL LAW (NSW) - SECT 176

176 Notice from adjudication body [NSW]

(1) If an adjudication body, other than a court, makes a decision in relation to a health practitioner or student registered in a health profession, it must give written notice of the decision to the National Board for the profession.

(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), in this jurisdiction a decision by an adjudication body is any of the following--

(a) a decision by the adjudication body to impose or agree to conditions on a registered health practitioner's or student's registration;

(b) a decision by the adjudication body to suspend a registered health practitioner's or student's registration;

(c) a decision by the adjudication body to cancel a registered health practitioner's or student's registration.

Note--: This subsection is an additional New South Wales provision.

(3) The notice must state--

(a) the decision made by the adjudication body; and

(b) the reasons for the decision; and

(c) the date the decision takes effect; and

(d) any action the National Board must take to give effect to the decision.