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(a) |
decline to register the person as a health practitioner with the authority; or |
(b) |
decline to authorise a change to the existing scope of practice of the person; or |
(c) |
decline to issue a practising certificate to the person; or |
(d) |
suspend his or her practising certificate or registration; or |
(e) |
cancel his or her registration with the authority; or |
(f) |
include conditions in the person's scope of practice or the person's proposed scope of practice; or |
(g) |
vary any conditions in the person's scope of practice. |
(2) A person may appeal to the High Court against the whole or any part of--
(a) |
a finding under section 100 in respect of the person; or |
(b) |
an order made by the Tribunal under section 92(4) or section 101 in respect of the person; or |
(c) |
a decision made by the Tribunal on an application by the person under section 94; or |
(d) |
any order made by the Tribunal under section 95 in respect of the person or any decision to refuse to make such an order; or |
(e) |
a decision of the Tribunal on an application under section 99. |
(3) A person (being the Director of Proceedings or a professional conduct committee) who has laid
a charge against a health practitioner may appeal to the High Court against a finding or decision or order of the Tribunal that relates to the charge.
(4) An appeal--
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must be brought to the appropriate court by way of notice of appeal in accordance with rules of court; and |
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must be lodged within 20 working days after notice of the decision or order is communicated to the appellant, or within any further time a District Court Judge or, as the case requires, a High Court Judge allows on application made before or after the period expires. |
