sec.192Notice to be given about panel’s decision

### sec.192 Notice to be given about panel’s decision As soon as practicable after making a decision under section 191 or 191A , a panel must give notice of its decision to the National Board that established it. The National Board must, within 30 days after the panel makes its decision, give written notice of the decision to— the registered health practitioner or student the subject of the hearing; and if the hearing related to a notification, the notifier. The notice given to the registered health practitioner or student must state— the decision made by the panel; and the reasons for the decision; and that the registered health practitioner or student may appeal against the decision; and how an application for appeal may be made and the period within which the application must be made. A notice under subsection (2) (b) may also include the reasons for the decision. sch s 192 amd 2017 No. 32 s 35 (sec.192-ssec.1) As soon as practicable after making a decision under section 191 or 191A , a panel must give notice of its decision to the National Board that established it. (sec.192-ssec.2) The National Board must, within 30 days after the panel makes its decision, give written notice of the decision to— the registered health practitioner or student the subject of the hearing; and if the hearing related to a notification, the notifier. (sec.192-ssec.3) The notice given to the registered health practitioner or student must state— the decision made by the panel; and the reasons for the decision; and that the registered health practitioner or student may appeal against the decision; and how an application for appeal may be made and the period within which the application must be made. (sec.192-ssec.4) A notice under subsection (2) (b) may also include the reasons for the decision. - (a) the registered health practitioner or student the subject of the hearing; and - (b) if the hearing related to a notification, the notifier. - (a) the decision made by the panel; and - (b) the reasons for the decision; and - (c) that the registered health practitioner or student may appeal against the decision; and - (d) how an application for appeal may be made and the period within which the application must be made.