Proceedings lodged with the Medical Tribunal that had not progressed beyond a directions hearing before its abolition on 1 January 2014 are 'unheard proceedings' under the CAT Act transitional provisions and are taken to have been duly commenced in NCAT. Interlocutory conditions imposed on a practitioner's registration are not a 'reprimand' within the meaning of s 165L(1) of the National Law. Courts will decline to grant judicial review relief where interlocutory orders will shortly be superseded by final orders and statutory appeal rights are available.
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