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Combat Sports Regulation 2014

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31 Appointment of attending medical practitioner

31 Appointment of attending medical practitioner

The promoter of a combat sport contest must appoint the attending medical practitioner for the contest, and provide the name of the practitioner to the Authority, at least 5 days before the contest or within any shorter period that the Authority may approve.

Maximum penalty—

(a) for an individual—20 penalty units, or

(b) otherwise—40 penalty units.

cl 31: Am 2024 No 16, Sch 2[49] [50].

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