HEALTH PRACTITIONER REGULATION NATIONAL LAW (ACT)
64Period of provisional registration
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64 Period of provisional registration (1) The period of registration (the registration period) that is to apply to a health practitioner granted provisional registration in a health profession is— (a) the period decided by the National Board established for the profession, but not more than 12 months, and published on the Board’s website; or (b) the longer period prescribed by a regulation. (3) Provisional registration may not be renewed more than twice. Note If an individual were not able to complete the supervised practice the individual requires for general registration in a health profession during the period consisting of the individual’s initial period of registration and 2 renewals of that registration, the individual would need to make a new application for provisional registration in the profession.