Victorian Current Acts Victorian Current Acts(1) A registered medical practitioner who conducts a medical examination required by the Judicial Commission or an investigating panel under this Act must give a report to the Judicial Commission or the investigating panel (as appropriate) that sets out—
(a) the results of the medical examination and any medical tests conducted by the medical practitioner relating to any impairment, disability, illness or condition relevant to the performance of the officer's functions; and
(b) the medical practitioner's opinion (if any) as to the effect those results might have on the continuing ability of the officer to perform the functions of the officer's office; and
(c) any recommendations of the medical practitioner arising out of the opinion formed by the medical practitioner; and
(d) the extent to which, if any, the officer complied with any request by the medical practitioner to undergo a medical examination or test or provide the results or findings of a medical examination or medical test.
(2) If a judicial officer or non-judicial member of VCAT undergoes a medical examination to which this section applies, the Judicial Commission or the investigating panel (as the case may be) must—
(a) give the officer concerned the report given by the medical practitioner under subsection (1); and
(b) advise the officer that the officer may, within the time specified by the Judicial Commission or the investigating panel (as appropriate), provide a medical report under section 108.