Health Ombudsman Act 2013
sec.65DNotice of decision
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sec.65D Notice of decision
This section applies if the health ombudsman decides to grant, or refuse to grant, an undertaking application made by a registered health practitioner. Immediately after making the decision, the health ombudsman must give notice of the decision to the registered health practitioner. If the health ombudsman decides to grant the undertaking application, the health ombudsman must give a copy of the notice to the relevant National Board. If the health ombudsman decides to refuse to grant the undertaking application, the notice must state— the decision; and the reasons for the decision; and that the registered health practitioner may apply to QCAT for a review of the decision; and how, and the period within which, the registered health practitioner may apply for the review of the decision. s 65D ins 2022 No. 22 s 16 (sec.65D-ssec.1) This section applies if the health ombudsman decides to grant, or refuse to grant, an undertaking application made by a registered health practitioner. (sec.65D-ssec.2) Immediately after making the decision, the health ombudsman must give notice of the decision to the registered health practitioner. (sec.65D-ssec.3) If the health ombudsman decides to grant the undertaking application, the health ombudsman must give a copy of the notice to the relevant National Board. (sec.65D-ssec.4) If the health ombudsman decides to refuse to grant the undertaking application, the notice must state— the decision; and the reasons for the decision; and that the registered health practitioner may apply to QCAT for a review of the decision; and how, and the period within which, the registered health practitioner may apply for the review of the decision.
- (a) the decision; and
- (b) the reasons for the decision; and
- (c) that the registered health practitioner may apply to QCAT for a review of the decision; and
- (d) how, and the period within which, the registered health practitioner may apply for the review of the decision.