This legislation has been repealed.
(1) The Board may by notice given to a registered medical practitioner against whom a complaint has been made direct the practitioner to undergo an examination by a specified registered medical practitioner or a specified registered health practitioner at a specified time and place.
(2) A practitioner must not be directed to undergo an examination under subsection (1) unless it is reasonable to require the examination, given the nature of the complaint against the practitioner. The time and place specified for the examination must be reasonable.
(3) The examination is to be at the expense of the Board.