Human Rights Commission Act 2005
94MCancellation of prohibition or condition order
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94M Cancellation of prohibition or condition order (1) A health care worker may, in writing, ask the commission to cancel a prohibition or condition order made in relation to the health care worker if there has been a material change in a matter giving rise to the making of the order.
(2) The commission must, on application or on its own initiative, cancel an order if the commission is satisfied the order is no longer required to protect the health or safety of the public. (3) As soon as practicable after cancelling an order, the commission must tell the following, in writing, the order is cancelled: (a) the health care worker; (b) any relevant professional body for the health care worker; (c) another person if satisfied on reasonable grounds that it is appropriate to do so. (4) If an order is cancelled, the commission must include on the register the reason for the cancellation.