94PNon-compliance with corresponding prohibition or

94P Non-compliance with corresponding prohibition or condition order (1) A person commits an offence if— (a) the person is a health care worker; and (b) a corresponding prohibition or condition order is in force in relation to the person in a State; and (c) the person provides a health service in the ACT that would contravene the order if it were in force in the ACT. Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units, imprisonment for 12 months, or both. corresponding prohibition or condition order means an order made under a corresponding law that— (a) corresponds, or substantially corresponds, to a prohibition or condition order made under this division; and

Notification and review of decisions Division 5.4 (b) is prescribed by regulation as a corresponding prohibition or condition order for this division.