14Circumstances in which medical indemnity insurer may refuse professional indemnity cover

14 Circumstances in which medical indemnity insurer may refuse professional indemnity cover

(1) This section specifies circumstances for the purposes of paragraph 52A(f) of the Act (about the circumstances in which a medical indemnity insurer may refuse to enter into a contract of insurance with a medical practitioner to provide professional indemnity cover). (2) The circumstances are that the medical practitioner: (a) has practised without being registered or licensed as a medical practitioner under a State or Territory law that provides for the registration or licensing of medical practitioners; or (b) is practising in breach of a limit (however described) on the registration or licensing of the practitioner under a State or Territory law that provides for the registration or licensing of medical practitioners.