Offences—conduct registered event without contestant pre-event medical clearance
60 Offences—conduct registered event without contestant pre-event medical clearance
A person commits an offence if—
the person is the registered promotor of a registered event; and
a registered controlled sports contestant in the event has not been issued a pre-event medical clearance certificate for the event.
Maximum penalty: 300 penalty units.
A person commits an offence if—
the person is the registered promotor of a registered event; and
a registered controlled sports contestant competing in the event was stopped from competing in an earlier registered event by a registered medical practitioner under section 58; and
the contestant has not been issued a certificate of fitness since the contestant was stopped from competing.
Maximum penalty: 300 penalty units.
A person commits an offence if—
the person is the registered promotor of a registered event; and
a registered controlled sports contestant in the event has had the contestant’s registration suspended under section 32 (2); and
the contestant has not been issued a certificate of fitness since the suspension has ended.
Maximum penalty: 300 penalty units.
Division 4.3 Conduct of non-registrable events
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