Issuing of interim prohibition order
159C Issuing of interim prohibition order
A regulatory body may issue an interim prohibition order to an unregistered person if—
the person—
has, in the regulatory body's reasonable belief, contravened a relevant provision; or
is the subject of an assessment, investigation or other proceedings under this Part; and
the regulatory body reasonably believes that—
the person poses a serious risk to persons; and
it is necessary that the person be subject to an interim prohibition order to protect public health or safety.
Subsection (1)(a) extends to an unregistered person who—
contravened a relevant provision while the person was a registered health practitioner; or
is the subject of an assessment, investigation or other proceedings under this Part in relation to the person's conduct while the person was a registered health practitioner.
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