Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Queensland)
sec.43Accreditation authority to be decided
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sec.43 Accreditation authority to be decided
The National Board established for a health profession must decide whether an accreditation function for the health profession for which the Board is established is to be exercised by— an external accreditation entity; or a committee established by the Board. See sections 253 and 301 which provide for the performance of accreditation functions for a health profession by external accreditation authorities appointed by the Ministerial Council for a period after the commencement of this Law. The National Agency may charge an entity the relevant fee for the exercise of an accreditation function by an accreditation committee. (sec.43-ssec.1) The National Board established for a health profession must decide whether an accreditation function for the health profession for which the Board is established is to be exercised by— an external accreditation entity; or a committee established by the Board. See sections 253 and 301 which provide for the performance of accreditation functions for a health profession by external accreditation authorities appointed by the Ministerial Council for a period after the commencement of this Law. (sec.43-ssec.2) The National Agency may charge an entity the relevant fee for the exercise of an accreditation function by an accreditation committee.
- (a) an external accreditation entity; or
- (b) a committee established by the Board.