Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Queensland)
sec.159EARegulatory body must notify health ombudsman of interim prohibition order
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sec.159EA Regulatory body must notify health ombudsman of interim prohibition order
This section applies if— a regulatory body issues an interim prohibition order to an unregistered person under section 159C ; and either— the interim prohibition order is issued in relation to the person’s conduct occurring in this jurisdiction; or the person’s principal place of residence is in this jurisdiction. The regulatory body must, within 7 days after issuing the interim prohibition order, give the health ombudsman a written notice about the interim prohibition order. The notice must include the following— the name of the unregistered person; details of the health service or health services to which the interim prohibition order relates, if any; the day on which the interim prohibition order starts; details of the grounds on which the interim prohibition order was issued. This section is an additional Queensland provision. s 159EA ins 2022 No. 22 s 141 (sec.159EA-ssec.1) This section applies if— a regulatory body issues an interim prohibition order to an unregistered person under section 159C ; and either— the interim prohibition order is issued in relation to the person’s conduct occurring in this jurisdiction; or the person’s principal place of residence is in this jurisdiction. (sec.159EA-ssec.2) The regulatory body must, within 7 days after issuing the interim prohibition order, give the health ombudsman a written notice about the interim prohibition order. (sec.159EA-ssec.3) The notice must include the following— the name of the unregistered person; details of the health service or health services to which the interim prohibition order relates, if any; the day on which the interim prohibition order starts; details of the grounds on which the interim prohibition order was issued.
- (a) a regulatory body issues an interim prohibition order to an unregistered person under section 159C ; and
- (b) either— (i) the interim prohibition order is issued in relation to the person’s conduct occurring in this jurisdiction; or (ii) the person’s principal place of residence is in this jurisdiction.
- (i) the interim prohibition order is issued in relation to the person’s conduct occurring in this jurisdiction; or
- (ii) the person’s principal place of residence is in this jurisdiction.
- (i) the interim prohibition order is issued in relation to the person’s conduct occurring in this jurisdiction; or
- (ii) the person’s principal place of residence is in this jurisdiction.
- (a) the name of the unregistered person;
- (b) details of the health service or health services to which the interim prohibition order relates, if any;
- (c) the day on which the interim prohibition order starts;
- (d) details of the grounds on which the interim prohibition order was issued.