(1) The board must remove a veterinary practitioner from the register if—
(a) the veterinary practitioner has died; or
(b) the veterinary practitioner has requested the board to remove the practitioner's name from the register; or
(c) the veterinary practitioner has failed to renew the practitioner's registration under section 24; or
(d) the ACAT has ordered that the veterinary practitioner's registration be cancelled.
(2) The board may remove a veterinary practitioner from the register if—
(a) the veterinary practitioner does not hold the qualification required for the registration the veterinary practitioner holds; or
(b) the veterinary practitioner has failed to meet the continuous professional development requirements prescribed by regulation; or
(c) the principal place of residence of the veterinary practitioner is not the ACT; or
(d) the veterinary practitioner's authority to practise veterinary science has been suspended or cancelled in another jurisdiction; or
(e) the veterinary practitioner has failed to pay a fee or fine under this Act.
(3) The board must not remove a veterinary practitioner from the register under subsection (2) unless the board has—
(a) given written notice to the veterinary practitioner of the board's intention to remove the record; and
(b) given the veterinary practitioner at least 28 days after the day the notice was given under paragraph (a) to make written submissions in relation to the proposed removal; and
(c)
taken into consideration any submission made under paragraph (b).