127AWhen matters under this subdivision may be decided by

127A When matters under this subdivision may be decided by review body of a co-regulatory jurisdiction (a) a condition has been imposed on a registered health practitioner’s or student’s registration or endorsement, or an undertaking has been given by the practitioner or student; and (b) a change or removal of the condition, or change or revocation of the undertaking, would usually be decided under this Subdivision; and

(c) the National Board that imposed the condition, or to which the undertaking was given, considers the change or removal, or change or revocation, should be decided by a review body of a co-regulatory jurisdiction. (2) The National Board may— (a) decide that any change or removal, or change or revocation, may be decided by the review body of a co-regulatory jurisdiction; and (b) give any relevant documents or information held by the Board to the review body. (3) If a review body of a co-regulatory jurisdiction agrees to decide a matter instead of the Board, the review body must decide the matter under the laws of that jurisdiction. review body means an entity declared by an Act or regulation of a co-regulatory jurisdiction to be a review body for this section. Subdivision 3 Obligations of registered health practitioners and students