Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010

At a hearing of an application for a reinstatement order, the responsible tribunal must determine whether, at the time of the hearing, the making of a reinstatement order is appropriate.

Without limiting subsection (1), in determining whether it is appropriate to make the reinstatement order, the tribunal may consider whether the person is—

a fit and proper person to hold registration in the health profession;

and

able to practise the health profession competently and safely.

The responsible tribunal must take into account a complaint or notification made about the person, whether the complaint or notification was made before or after the decision that resulted in the person becoming a disqualified person.