Health Ombudsman Act 2013
sec.65When health ombudsman must end immediate registration action
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sec.65 When health ombudsman must end immediate registration action
This section applies if, at any time after taking immediate registration action in relation to a registered health practitioner, the health ombudsman is satisfied the immediate registration action is no longer necessary on the grounds mentioned in section 58 . The health ombudsman must— do the following— if the immediate registration action is suspending the registered health practitioner’s registration—revoke the suspension; if the immediate registration action is imposing a condition on the registered health practitioner’s registration—remove the condition; if the immediate registration action is accepting an undertaking from the registered health practitioner—revoke the acceptance of the undertaking; and give notice of the revocation or removal to— the registered health practitioner; and the relevant National Board; and if the immediate registration action was taken in response to a complaint—the complainant. s 65 amd 2022 No. 22 s 15 (sec.65-ssec.1) This section applies if, at any time after taking immediate registration action in relation to a registered health practitioner, the health ombudsman is satisfied the immediate registration action is no longer necessary on the grounds mentioned in section 58 . (sec.65-ssec.2) The health ombudsman must— do the following— if the immediate registration action is suspending the registered health practitioner’s registration—revoke the suspension; if the immediate registration action is imposing a condition on the registered health practitioner’s registration—remove the condition; if the immediate registration action is accepting an undertaking from the registered health practitioner—revoke the acceptance of the undertaking; and give notice of the revocation or removal to— the registered health practitioner; and the relevant National Board; and if the immediate registration action was taken in response to a complaint—the complainant.
- (a) do the following— (i) if the immediate registration action is suspending the registered health practitioner’s registration—revoke the suspension; (ii) if the immediate registration action is imposing a condition on the registered health practitioner’s registration—remove the condition; (iii) if the immediate registration action is accepting an undertaking from the registered health practitioner—revoke the acceptance of the undertaking; and
- (i) if the immediate registration action is suspending the registered health practitioner’s registration—revoke the suspension;
- (ii) if the immediate registration action is imposing a condition on the registered health practitioner’s registration—remove the condition;
- (iii) if the immediate registration action is accepting an undertaking from the registered health practitioner—revoke the acceptance of the undertaking; and