Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010

This section applies if—

a

National Board decides to register an individual in a health profession for which the Board is established; or

a

National Board decides to renew an individual's registration in a health profession for which the Board is established; or

a

National Board or an adjudication body decides to impose, change or remove a condition on a registered health practitioner's registration or otherwise change the practitioner's registration in a material way; or

a

National Board or an adjudication body decides to accept an undertaking from a registered health practitioner or to change or revoke an undertaking given by the practitioner; or

a

National Board decides to endorse a health practitioner's registration.

The

National Board must, as soon as practicable after the decision is made, give the registered health practitioner a certificate of registration in the form decided by the Board.

A certificate of registration must include the following—

the name of the registered health practitioner;

any alternative name for the practitioner that has been notified to the

National Board under section 131A, unless—

the alternative name is a prohibited name; and

the

National Board has decided under section 131A(2)(b) to refuse to include the name on the registered health practitioner's certificate of registration;

the type of registration granted and, if the registration is endorsed, the type of endorsement granted;

the date the registration or endorsement was granted;

the

division of the register, if any, in which the practitioner is registered;

any condition to which the registration or endorsement is subject;

any undertaking given by the practitioner to the National Board;

the date the registration expires;

any other information the Board considers appropriate.