Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW)
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176BB Council to notify employers and accreditors about suspension or cancellation of registration and possible contravention of conditions [NSW]
(1) A Council must, as soon as practicable after one of the following decisions is made in relation to a registered health practitioner, give written notice of the decision to each employer or accreditor of the practitioner concerned—
(a) a decision by the Council to suspend the registered health practitioner’s registration;
(b) in relation to the Council for the health profession in which the practitioner is registered—
(i) a decision by the Tribunal to suspend the registered health practitioner’s registration; and
(ii) a decision by the Tribunal to cancel the registered health practitioner’s registration.
(2) If a Council reasonably believes that a registered health practitioner has contravened a condition imposed on the practitioner’s registration, the Council may, if it considers it appropriate, give written notice of the alleged contravention to each employer or accreditor of the practitioner.
s 176BB: Ins 2020 No 32, Sch 2[6].