Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Queensland)
sec.206ANational board to give notice to health ombudsman about health, conduct or performance action
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sec.206A National board to give notice to health ombudsman about health, conduct or performance action
This section applies if health, conduct or performance action is taken, in relation to a registered health practitioner who provides health services in this jurisdiction, by— a National Board or panel; or a responsible tribunal or court, in a proceeding to which the health ombudsman is not a party. The National Board must give written notice of the action to the health ombudsman. The written notice must include— sufficient particulars to identify the registered health practitioner; and details of— the issues raised about the health, conduct or performance of the registered health practitioner; and the health, conduct or performance action taken in relation to the registered health practitioner. This section is an additional Queensland provision. s 206A ins 2013 No. 36 s 326 (sec.206A-ssec.1) This section applies if health, conduct or performance action is taken, in relation to a registered health practitioner who provides health services in this jurisdiction, by— a National Board or panel; or a responsible tribunal or court, in a proceeding to which the health ombudsman is not a party. (sec.206A-ssec.2) The National Board must give written notice of the action to the health ombudsman. (sec.206A-ssec.3) The written notice must include— sufficient particulars to identify the registered health practitioner; and details of— the issues raised about the health, conduct or performance of the registered health practitioner; and the health, conduct or performance action taken in relation to the registered health practitioner.
- (a) a National Board or panel; or
- (b) a responsible tribunal or court, in a proceeding to which the health ombudsman is not a party.
- (a) sufficient particulars to identify the registered health practitioner; and
- (b) details of— (i) the issues raised about the health, conduct or performance of the registered health practitioner; and (ii) the health, conduct or performance action taken in relation to the registered health practitioner.
- (i) the issues raised about the health, conduct or performance of the registered health practitioner; and
- (ii) the health, conduct or performance action taken in relation to the registered health practitioner.
- (i) the issues raised about the health, conduct or performance of the registered health practitioner; and
- (ii) the health, conduct or performance action taken in relation to the registered health practitioner.