Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010

Immediately after deciding to take immediate action in relation to a registered health practitioner or student, the National Board must—

give written notice of the Board's decision to the health practitioner or student; and

take the further action under this Part the Board considers appropriate, including, for example, investigating the practitioner or student or requiring the practitioner or student to undergo a health or performance assessment.

The notice must state—

the immediate action the National Board has decided to take; and

the reasons for the decision to take the immediate action; and

the further action the National Board proposes to take under this Part in relation to the health practitioner or student; and

that the registered health practitioner or student may appeal against the decision to take the immediate action if the action is to suspend, or impose a condition on, the practitioner's or student's registration; and

how an application for appeal may be made and the period within which the application must be made.