Veterinary Surgeons Act 1936
sec.19CADeemed registration of veterinary specialists
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sec.19CA Deemed registration of veterinary specialists
This section applies to a veterinary practitioner— who is taken to be registered as a veterinary surgeon under section 18B ; and whose registration as a veterinary practitioner in another State provides, by endorsement or otherwise, that the veterinary practitioner is qualified to practise as a veterinary specialist in that State; and whose qualification to practice as a veterinary specialist in the other State was gained after practising veterinary science for a period of at least 5 years. The veterinary practitioner is taken to be registered as a veterinary specialist under this Act if the specialty in which the veterinary practitioner is qualified to practise in the other State is a veterinary specialty under this Act. s 19CA ins 2013 No. 41 s 90 (sec.19CA-ssec.1) This section applies to a veterinary practitioner— who is taken to be registered as a veterinary surgeon under section 18B ; and whose registration as a veterinary practitioner in another State provides, by endorsement or otherwise, that the veterinary practitioner is qualified to practise as a veterinary specialist in that State; and whose qualification to practice as a veterinary specialist in the other State was gained after practising veterinary science for a period of at least 5 years. (sec.19CA-ssec.2) The veterinary practitioner is taken to be registered as a veterinary specialist under this Act if the specialty in which the veterinary practitioner is qualified to practise in the other State is a veterinary specialty under this Act.
- (a) who is taken to be registered as a veterinary surgeon under section 18B ; and
- (b) whose registration as a veterinary practitioner in another State provides, by endorsement or otherwise, that the veterinary practitioner is qualified to practise as a veterinary specialist in that State; and
- (c) whose qualification to practice as a veterinary specialist in the other State was gained after practising veterinary science for a period of at least 5 years.