sec.90LEffect of decision to vary and notice requirements

sec.90L Effect of decision to vary and notice requirements

If the health ombudsman varies a prohibition order issued to a health practitioner under this division— the health ombudsman must— give the practitioner a replacement prohibition order that reflects the variation; and if the prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, give the complainant a notice stating the details of the order, as varied, that apply to the practitioner; and the variation takes effect when the replacement prohibition order is given to the practitioner, or on a later day stated in the order; and the prohibition order as in effect before the variation ends when the variation takes effect. If the health ombudsman makes a decision mentioned in section 90K (1) (a) , (b) or (c) , the health ombudsman must give the health practitioner a notice stating the following— the decision; the reasons for the decision; that the practitioner may apply to QCAT for a review of the decision; how, and the period within which, the practitioner may apply for the review of the decision. s 90L ins 2019 No. 38 s 40 (sec.90L-ssec.1) If the health ombudsman varies a prohibition order issued to a health practitioner under this division— the health ombudsman must— give the practitioner a replacement prohibition order that reflects the variation; and if the prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, give the complainant a notice stating the details of the order, as varied, that apply to the practitioner; and the variation takes effect when the replacement prohibition order is given to the practitioner, or on a later day stated in the order; and the prohibition order as in effect before the variation ends when the variation takes effect. (sec.90L-ssec.2) If the health ombudsman makes a decision mentioned in section 90K (1) (a) , (b) or (c) , the health ombudsman must give the health practitioner a notice stating the following— the decision; the reasons for the decision; that the practitioner may apply to QCAT for a review of the decision; how, and the period within which, the practitioner may apply for the review of the decision.

• (a) the health ombudsman must— (i) give the practitioner a replacement prohibition order that reflects the variation; and (ii) if the prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, give the complainant a notice stating the details of the order, as varied, that apply to the practitioner; and
• (i) give the practitioner a replacement prohibition order that reflects the variation; and
• (ii) if the prohibition order was issued in response to a complaint, give the complainant a notice stating the details of the order, as varied, that apply to the practitioner; and
• (b) the variation takes effect when the replacement prohibition order is given to the practitioner, or on a later day stated in the order; and