Committee may add parties to proceedings in relation to breach of undertaking by approved pathology practitioner or approved pathology authority
124FA Committee may add parties to proceedings in relation to breach of undertaking by approved pathology practitioner or approved pathology authority
Where:
a Committee is established under subsection 124E(3) in relation to an approved pathology practitioner; and
the Committee has reasonable grounds to believe that an approved pathology authority that employs or employed the approved pathology practitioner has breached an undertaking given by the approved pathology authority under section 23DF;
the Committee may determine, in writing, that the Committee should consider whether the approved pathology authority has breached that undertaking.
Where:
a Committee is established under subsection 124E(3) in relation to an approved pathology authority; and
the Committee has reasonable grounds to believe that an approved pathology practitioner who is or was employed by the authority has breached an undertaking given by the approved pathology practitioner under section 23DC;
the Committee may determine, in writing, that the Committee should consider whether the approved pathology practitioner has breached that undertaking.
Where a Committee makes a determination under subsection (1) or (2) in relation to an approved pathology authority or an approved pathology practitioner, the Committee shall give the authority or the practitioner notice in writing of the determination.
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