Notifiable conditions—temporary status
101 Notifiable conditions—temporary status
The chief health officer may declare—
a disease or medical condition to be a notifiable condition; and
a disease mentioned in paragraph (a) or section 100 (1) (a) to be a transmissible notifiable condition.
However, the chief health officer must not make a declaration under subsection (1) unless the chief health officer believes, on reasonable grounds, that the declaration is necessary to protect public health.
A declaration under subsection (1)—
commences—
on the day after its notification day; or
if a later commencement day is stated in the declaration—on the day stated; and
remains in force—
for a stated period of not longer than 6 months; or
if no period is stated in the declaration—for 6 months beginning on its notification day.
A declaration under subsection (1) is a disallowable instrument.
Division 6.2 Notification of notifiable conditions
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