sec.36JStopping conduct of RCA of reportable event—RCA team

### sec.36J Stopping conduct of RCA of reportable event—RCA team This section applies if, while conducting an RCA of a reportable event, the RCA team conducting the RCA reasonably believes— the event involves a blameworthy act; or the capacity of a person who was directly involved in providing the relevant ambulance service to safely and effectively provide the service was impaired by alcohol consumed, or a drug taken, by the person. This section also applies if a member of the RCA team conducting the RCA of a reportable event, who is a registered health practitioner— reasonably believes the event involves behaviour of a registered health practitioner that constitutes public risk notifiable conduct; and notifies the health ombudsman about the conduct. The RCA team must— stop conducting the RCA; and give notice to the commissioning authority that the RCA team has stopped conducting the RCA. For subsection (3) (b) , the notice must— be in the form approved by the chief executive; and state the reasons the RCA team stopped conducting the RCA. In this section— relevant ambulance service means the ambulance service during the provision of which the reportable event happened. s 36J ins 2007 No. 28 s 50 amd 2014 No. 65 s 7 (sec.36J-ssec.1) This section applies if, while conducting an RCA of a reportable event, the RCA team conducting the RCA reasonably believes— the event involves a blameworthy act; or the capacity of a person who was directly involved in providing the relevant ambulance service to safely and effectively provide the service was impaired by alcohol consumed, or a drug taken, by the person. (sec.36J-ssec.2) This section also applies if a member of the RCA team conducting the RCA of a reportable event, who is a registered health practitioner— reasonably believes the event involves behaviour of a registered health practitioner that constitutes public risk notifiable conduct; and notifies the health ombudsman about the conduct. (sec.36J-ssec.3) The RCA team must— stop conducting the RCA; and give notice to the commissioning authority that the RCA team has stopped conducting the RCA. (sec.36J-ssec.4) For subsection (3) (b) , the notice must— be in the form approved by the chief executive; and state the reasons the RCA team stopped conducting the RCA. (sec.36J-ssec.5) In this section— relevant ambulance service means the ambulance service during the provision of which the reportable event happened. - (a) the event involves a blameworthy act; or - (b) the capacity of a person who was directly involved in providing the relevant ambulance service to safely and effectively provide the service was impaired by alcohol consumed, or a drug taken, by the person. - (a) reasonably believes the event involves behaviour of a registered health practitioner that constitutes public risk notifiable conduct; and - (b) notifies the health ombudsman about the conduct. - (a) stop conducting the RCA; and - (b) give notice to the commissioning authority that the RCA team has stopped conducting the RCA. - (a) be in the form approved by the chief executive; and - (b) state the reasons the RCA team stopped conducting the RCA.