Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW)
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317 Application of ss 113 and 116 to individual temporarily practising paramedicine in another jurisdiction
(1) This section applies to an individual who—
(a) usually practises paramedicine in a participating jurisdiction that has yet to enact a law that substantially corresponds with the provisions of this law about paramedicine; and
(b) temporarily takes or uses a title or does anything else, relating to paramedicine in another jurisdiction, that would contravene section 113 or 116; and
(c) complies with any regulation made under this Law about temporarily taking or using a title or doing anything else, relating to paramedicine in another jurisdiction.
(2) The individual does not commit an offence against section 113 or 116.
(3) In this section—
another jurisdiction means a participating jurisdiction in which the provisions of this Law about paramedicine apply.
pt 13, div 1 (ss 306–317): Ins 2017 No 32, sec 52.