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s 124E

Chairperson to establish Medicare Participation Review Committee

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Volume 2Parts VB to VII (s 124B to 133), Endnotes
Part VBMedicare Participation Review Committees

124E Chairperson to establish Medicare Participation Review Committee

(1)

Except where subsection (2) or (5) applies, where:

(a)

a Chairperson receives a notice under section 124D in relation to a conviction or pecuniary penalty order; and

(b)

an appeal, or an application for an extension of the time for instituting an appeal, against the conviction or order, is not pending;

the Chairperson must establish a Medicare Participation Review Committee.

(2)

Where:

(a)

a Chairperson receives a notice under section 124D in relation to a practitioner; and

(b)

a Medicare Participation Review Committee has already been established under subsection (1) in relation to the practitioner; and

(c)

the Committee has yet to make a determination in relation to the practitioner;

the Chairperson must, as soon as practicable, bring the notice to the attention of the Committee.

(3)

Subject to subsection (5), upon receiving a notice under subsection 23DL(4) in relation to an approved pathology practitioner or an approved pathology authority, a Chairperson must establish a Medicare Participation Review Committee.

(5)

Where a Chairperson who is given a notice under section 124D or subsection 23DL(4) has a direct or indirect interest (whether pecuniary or otherwise) in a matter that is about to be the subject of proceedings before a Committee that the Chairperson would, but for this subsection, be required to establish under subsection (1) or (3):

(a)

the Chairperson must immediately inform the Minister of that interest; and

(b)

the Chairperson must not establish the Committee; and

(c)

the Minister must give another notice in the same terms to another Chairperson.

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