Effect of health and safety prohibition order on registration
72 Effect of health and safety prohibition order on registration
The registration as a combatant of a prohibited person subject to a health and safety prohibition order—
is cancelled, if the order is made for an indefinite term or for a term that ends after the end of the current term of the person’s registration as a combatant, or
is suspended for the term of the order, if the order is made for a term that expires before the end of the current term of the person’s registration as a combatant.
Note.
It is an offence under this Act to engage in a combat sport contest while unregistered or while registration as a combatant is suspended (see sections 9 and 36).
The cancellation of the registration of a person as a combatant by this section ceases to have effect, and the registration is restored for the remainder of its original term, if the health and safety prohibition order that caused the cancellation is revoked before the expiry of that original term.
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