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HEALTH PROFESSIONALS ACT 2004 (NO. 38 OF 2004) - SECT 107

What does a professional standards panel do?

    (1)     A professional standards panel decides whether a registered health professional is contravening, or has contravened, the required standard of practice or does not satisfy the suitability to practise requirements.

    (2)     In making a decision under this section, the professional standards panel may consider the information available to it, including the following:

        (a)     the report or complaint;

        (b)     any information provided by the commissioner or person who made the report or complaint;

        (c)     any other relevant information given to the panel.

    (3)     In making a decision under this section, the professional standards panel must consider any information provided by the health professional.

    (4)     The professional standards panel may only make a decision under this section in relation to a health professional if a report or complaint relating to the health professional is referred to the panel.



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