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Professional Engineers Act 2002
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### sec.35G Health assessment report
A health assessor conducting all or part of a health assessment of a subject engineer must prepare a report about the assessment ( health assessment report ).
The health assessment report must include—
the health assessor’s findings as to whether the subject engineer is currently unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer; and
if the health assessor finds that the subject engineer is unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer—the health assessor’s recommendations as to any conditions that could be imposed on the engineer’s registration to overcome the inability.
The health assessor must give the health assessment report to the board and a copy to the subject engineer.
s 35G ins 2008 No. 14 s 43
(sec.35G-ssec.1) A health assessor conducting all or part of a health assessment of a subject engineer must prepare a report about the assessment ( health assessment report ).
(sec.35G-ssec.2) The health assessment report must include— the health assessor’s findings as to whether the subject engineer is currently unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer; and if the health assessor finds that the subject engineer is unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer—the health assessor’s recommendations as to any conditions that could be imposed on the engineer’s registration to overcome the inability.
(sec.35G-ssec.3) The health assessor must give the health assessment report to the board and a copy to the subject engineer.
- (a) the health assessor’s findings as to whether the subject engineer is currently unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer; and
- (b) if the health assessor finds that the subject engineer is unable to competently and safely practise as a registered professional engineer—the health assessor’s recommendations as to any conditions that could be imposed on the engineer’s registration to overcome the inability.