A decision by the Medical Board to revoke a medical practitioner's approval to supervise international medical graduates does not constitute the imposition of a condition on registration under s 199(1)(e) of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law, and is therefore not an appellable decision to VCAT. However, conditions regulating or limiting the manner of practice may constitute conditions on registration — the categories are not mutually exclusive. Whether a decision constitutes a condition on registration involves consideration of both substance and form, including whether it was entered on the register and whether it required the practitioner to do or refrain from doing something in their practice.
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