Authorisation conditions
93 Authorisation conditions
An authorised practitioner’s authorisation is subject to the following conditions:
any condition the director-general considers appropriate;
any condition prescribed by regulation.
However, before imposing a condition under subsection (1) (a), the director-general must—
give the authorised practitioner a written notice that—
states the condition the director-general proposes to impose; and
states the reason the director-general proposes to impose the condition; and
tells the practitioner that the practitioner may give a written response to the director-general about the matters stated in the notice not later than 28 days after the day the practitioner receives the notice; and
consider any response given to the director-general in accordance with paragraph (a) (iii).
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