Registered medical practitioner—duties
57 Registered medical practitioner—duties
A registered medical practitioner has the following duties in relation to a registered event:
to assess the medical condition of each contestant in the 48 hours before the event and to issue a pre-event medical clearance certificate if appropriate;
to ensure that the pre-event medical clearance examinations have been completed for each contestant;
to be present for the duration of the event;
to monitor the safety and wellbeing of each contestant in the event;
to assess the medical condition of each contestant as soon as reasonably practicable after the event, but before the contestant leaves the event premises;
to complete any medical reporting requirements prescribed by regulation.
In this section:
pre-event medical clearance examinations means the medical reports and investigations prescribed by regulation for a pre-event medical clearance certificate.
Pre-event medical clearance certificate—see the dictionary.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
- Controlled Sports Regulation 2019 · under s 90
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statementSecond reading speech
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