Notifying individual and board about outcome of final assessment
36 Notifying individual and board about outcome of final assessment
As soon as practicable after deciding whether the individual meets the final assessment requirements, the coordinating practitioner must tell the individual about the decision.
After the coordinating practitioner decides whether the individual meets the final assessment requirements, the coordinating practitioner must prepare a written report (a final assessment report) that includes—
the coordinating practitioner’s decision in relation to the final assessment; and
any other information prescribed by regulation.
The coordinating practitioner may attach a copy of any document relevant to their decision to the final assessment report.
The coordinating practitioner must give a copy of the final assessment report to—
the board within 4 business days after the day they decide whether the individual meets the final assessment requirements; and
the individual as soon as practicable after preparing it.
Maximum penalty (paragraph (a)): 20 penalty units.
An offence against this section is a strict liability offence.
Division 3.5 Transfer of coordinating practitioner functions
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