sec.160When investigation may be conducted

### sec.160 When investigation may be conducted A National Board may investigate a registered health practitioner or student registered in a health profession for which the Board is established if it decides it is necessary or appropriate— because the Board has received a notification about the practitioner or student; or because the Board for any other reason believes— the practitioner or student has or may have an impairment; or for a practitioner— the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or to ensure the practitioner or student— is complying with conditions imposed on the practitioner’s or student’s registration; or an undertaking given by the practitioner or student to the Board. If a National Board decides to investigate a registered health practitioner or student it must direct an appropriate investigator to conduct the investigation. sch s 160 amd 2017 No. 32 s 87 (1) s ch 1 pt 1 (sec.160-ssec.1) A National Board may investigate a registered health practitioner or student registered in a health profession for which the Board is established if it decides it is necessary or appropriate— because the Board has received a notification about the practitioner or student; or because the Board for any other reason believes— the practitioner or student has or may have an impairment; or for a practitioner— the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or to ensure the practitioner or student— is complying with conditions imposed on the practitioner’s or student’s registration; or an undertaking given by the practitioner or student to the Board. (sec.160-ssec.2) If a National Board decides to investigate a registered health practitioner or student it must direct an appropriate investigator to conduct the investigation. - (a) because the Board has received a notification about the practitioner or student; or - (b) because the Board for any other reason believes— (i) the practitioner or student has or may have an impairment; or (ii) for a practitioner— (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (i) the practitioner or student has or may have an impairment; or - (ii) for a practitioner— (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (c) to ensure the practitioner or student— (i) is complying with conditions imposed on the practitioner’s or student’s registration; or (ii) an undertaking given by the practitioner or student to the Board. - (i) is complying with conditions imposed on the practitioner’s or student’s registration; or - (ii) an undertaking given by the practitioner or student to the Board. - (i) the practitioner or student has or may have an impairment; or - (ii) for a practitioner— (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (A) the way the practitioner practises the profession is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (B) the practitioner’s conduct is or may be unsatisfactory; or - (i) is complying with conditions imposed on the practitioner’s or student’s registration; or - (ii) an undertaking given by the practitioner or student to the Board.