37FGrounds for disciplinary action

#### 37F Grounds for disciplinary action 37F Grounds for disciplinary action > The Authority may take disciplinary action against an attending medical practitioner on any of the following grounds— > > > (a) the attending medical practitioner is no longer a medical practitioner or the attending medical practitioner’s registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency as a medical practitioner is suspended, > > > (b) the Authority considers the attending medical practitioner is not satisfactorily exercising, or cannot satisfactorily exercise, the functions of an attending medical practitioner, > > > (c) the attending medical practitioner has contravened, or the Authority has reasonable ground to believe the attending medical practitioner is likely to contravene, a provision of this Act, the regulations or the rules, > > > (d) the attending medical practitioner has contravened a law of another jurisdiction and the contravention would, if it had occurred in New South Wales, be a contravention of this Act, the regulations or the rules, > > > (e) the attending medical practitioner has not complied with, or the Authority has reasonable ground to believe the attending medical practitioner is likely to not comply with, a condition of the attending medical practitioner’s accreditation, > > > (f) the attending medical practitioner no longer holds current medical indemnity insurance of an appropriate level to cover a combat sport contest, > > > (g) any other ground prescribed by the regulations. > > **s 37F:** Ins 2024 No 16, Sch 1\[43\].