Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW)
169BMembership of Committee [NSW]
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169B Membership of Committee [NSW]
169B Membership of Committee [NSW]
(1) A Committee consists of—
(a) 2 registered health practitioners who—
(i) are registered in the same health profession as the relevant health practitioner the subject of the proceedings before the Committee; and
(ii) have the qualifications, if any, prescribed by the NSW regulations for that profession; and
(b) one person who is an Australian lawyer and not a registered health practitioner and who is to be appointed by the Council as Chairperson of the Committee; and
(c) one person, appointed from among a panel of persons for the time being nominated by the Minister, who—
(i) is not a registered health practitioner or student in the same health profession as the relevant health practitioner the subject of the proceedings before the Committee; and
(ii) has not at any time been registered as a health practitioner or student in that health profession under this Law or a corresponding prior Act.
(2) A person who is a member of the Council may not be appointed to sit on a Committee.
(3) A member of a Committee, while sitting on the Committee, is entitled to be paid by the Council at a rate decided by the Minister.
(4) The rate must be decided by the Minister in consultation with the Council.
s 169B: Am 2012 No 39, Sch 1.1 [16].