Health Ombudsman Act 2013
sec.76Health ombudsman may revoke order
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sec.76 Health ombudsman may revoke order
This section applies if, at any time after issuing an interim prohibition order to a health practitioner, the health ombudsman is satisfied the order is no longer necessary on the grounds mentioned in section 68 . The health ombudsman must— revoke the order; and give notice of the revocation to the practitioner and, if the interim prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, to the complainant. (sec.76-ssec.1) This section applies if, at any time after issuing an interim prohibition order to a health practitioner, the health ombudsman is satisfied the order is no longer necessary on the grounds mentioned in section 68 . (sec.76-ssec.2) The health ombudsman must— revoke the order; and give notice of the revocation to the practitioner and, if the interim prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, to the complainant.
- (a) revoke the order; and
- (b) give notice of the revocation to the practitioner and, if the interim prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, to the complainant.