sec.134Stopping clinical review

### sec.134 Stopping clinical review This section does not apply to a clinical review undertaken to provide clinical advice to a health service investigator. This section applies if, during a clinical review, a clinical reviewer reasonably believes that a matter under review involves a blameworthy act. The reviewer must— stop the review; and give written notice to the appointer that states— the review has been stopped; and the reasons that the reviewer formed the reasonable belief under subsection (2) . (sec.134-ssec.1) This section does not apply to a clinical review undertaken to provide clinical advice to a health service investigator. (sec.134-ssec.2) This section applies if, during a clinical review, a clinical reviewer reasonably believes that a matter under review involves a blameworthy act. (sec.134-ssec.3) The reviewer must— stop the review; and give written notice to the appointer that states— the review has been stopped; and the reasons that the reviewer formed the reasonable belief under subsection (2) . - (a) stop the review; and - (b) give written notice to the appointer that states— (i) the review has been stopped; and (ii) the reasons that the reviewer formed the reasonable belief under subsection (2) . - (i) the review has been stopped; and - (ii) the reasons that the reviewer formed the reasonable belief under subsection (2) . - (i) the review has been stopped; and - (ii) the reasons that the reviewer formed the reasonable belief under subsection (2) .