Post-contest medical examinations of combatants—the Act, section 57(3)
34 Post-contest medical examinations of combatants—the Act, section 57(3)
The prescribed examination is a medical examination sufficient to enable the attending medical practitioner to complete the approved form for the post-contest medical examination of the combatant (the post-contest medical examination form).
If the attending medical practitioner imposes a medical suspension on the combatant following the medical examination, the attending medical practitioner must include the following information in the post-contest medical examination form—
the details of the medical suspension,
any conditions the attending medical practitioner recommends must be met before the suspension ends.
The attending medical practitioner must give the completed post-contest medical examination form to the combat sport inspector present at the contest as soon as possible after the contest.
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