Western Australian Numbered Acts

CHIROPRACTORS ACT 2005 (NO. 31 OF 2005) - SECT 69

69 .         Role of Board

        (1)         The Board is to consider a recommendation of the impairment review committee and may —

            (a)         decide not to take any action;

            (b)         take any action to which the chiropractor consented under section 67(2); or

            (c)         make an allegation about the complaint to the State Administrative Tribunal.

        (2)         For the purpose of taking action to which the chiropractor consented under section 67(2), the Board may —

            (a)         impose the conditions to which the chiropractor consented;

            (b)         suspend the chiropractor from the practice of chiropractic for the period specified by the impairment review committee; or

            (c)         obtain an undertaking from the chiropractor to undergo the counselling specified by the impairment review committee,

                as the case may require.

        (3)         Within 7 days of making a decision under subsection (1) or (2), the Board is to give written notice to the chiropractor and the complainant, if any, of the decision together with short particulars of the reasons for the decision.