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Health Services Act 1988

128CProtection against self-incrimination

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128C Protection against self-incrimination A natural person may refuse or fail to give information or do any other thing that the person is required to do by or under this Part if giving the information or doing the other thing would tend to incriminate the person. S. 128D inserted by No. 4/2022 s. 5.

Previous section128BHealth service entity staff and representatives to give any reasonable assistance Next section128DQuality and safety review reports and recommendations

Section 128C - Health Services Act 1988 - Protection against self-incrimination — Zoe