Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010

A responsible tribunal that hears an application for a reinstatement order may—

make an order dismissing the application; or

grant the reinstatement order.

If the responsible tribunal grants the reinstatement order, the tribunal may decide conditions to which the person's registration must be subject if a National Board decides to re‑register the person under this Law.

If the responsible tribunal decides to impose a condition on the person’s registration, the tribunal must also decide a review period for the condition, commencing from the date of re‑registration.

Any condition imposed on a person's registration by the National Board under Part 7 applies, but only to the extent it is not inconsistent with conditions imposed or changed by the responsible tribunal.

If the responsible tribunal makes an order dismissing the application, the tribunal may impose a period during which the person cannot make another application for a reinstatement order.

A person must not make an application for a reinstatement order in contravention of an order by the responsible tribunal under subsection (5).