South Australian Consolidated Acts148—Duty of health professionals
(1) Where a health
professional has reasonable cause to believe that—
(a) a
person whom he or she has examined holds a driver's licence or a learner's
permit; and
(b) that
person is suffering from a physical or mental illness, disability or
deficiency such that, if the person drove a motor vehicle, he or she would be
likely to endanger the public,
the health professional is under a duty to inform the Registrar in writing of
the name and address of that person, and of the nature of the illness,
disability or deficiency from which the person is believed to be suffering.
(2) Where a
health professional furnishes information to the Registrar in pursuance of
subsection (1), he or she must notify the person to whom the information
relates of that fact and of the nature of the information furnished.
(3) A person incurs no
civil or criminal liability in carrying out his or her duty under
subsection (1).