sec.115Coordinating practitioner may refuse to continue in role

### sec.115 Coordinating practitioner may refuse to continue in role This section applies if— a decision of QCAT is substituted for a decision of a coordinating practitioner for a person requesting access to voluntary assisted dying under section 106 (1) (b) ; and the decision of QCAT is about— whether the person has or does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying; or whether the person is or is not acting voluntarily and without coercion. The coordinating practitioner may refuse to continue to perform the role of coordinating practitioner. A coordinating practitioner who refuses to continue to perform the role of coordinating practitioner must transfer the role of coordinating practitioner to— if there is a consulting practitioner for the person—that person; or otherwise—another medical practitioner who is eligible to act as a coordinating practitioner. (sec.115-ssec.1) This section applies if— a decision of QCAT is substituted for a decision of a coordinating practitioner for a person requesting access to voluntary assisted dying under section 106 (1) (b) ; and the decision of QCAT is about— whether the person has or does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying; or whether the person is or is not acting voluntarily and without coercion. (sec.115-ssec.2) The coordinating practitioner may refuse to continue to perform the role of coordinating practitioner. (sec.115-ssec.3) A coordinating practitioner who refuses to continue to perform the role of coordinating practitioner must transfer the role of coordinating practitioner to— if there is a consulting practitioner for the person—that person; or otherwise—another medical practitioner who is eligible to act as a coordinating practitioner. - (a) a decision of QCAT is substituted for a decision of a coordinating practitioner for a person requesting access to voluntary assisted dying under section 106 (1) (b) ; and - (b) the decision of QCAT is about— (i) whether the person has or does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying; or (ii) whether the person is or is not acting voluntarily and without coercion. - (i) whether the person has or does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying; or - (ii) whether the person is or is not acting voluntarily and without coercion. - (i) whether the person has or does not have decision-making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying; or - (ii) whether the person is or is not acting voluntarily and without coercion. - (a) if there is a consulting practitioner for the person—that person; or - (b) otherwise—another medical practitioner who is eligible to act as a coordinating practitioner.