Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010

For the purposes of section 225A(4), the additional information is—

a statement of the following—

the date of the tribunal's decision;

the name of the tribunal;

that the tribunal decided the person behaved in a way that constitutes professional misconduct;

that the professional misconduct included sexual misconduct;

any sanction imposed by the tribunal that—

relates solely to the sexual misconduct; or

if the sanction relates to more than one type of conduct—relates to the sexual misconduct and other types of conduct; and

if the tribunal decision has been published—a copy of the decision or a link to the decision.

For the purposes of section 225A(4), if the tribunal decided to cancel the person's registration on the grounds of the professional misconduct, or if the health practitioner no longer holds registration, the additional information is also a statement of the following—

if the tribunal decided to disqualify the person from applying for registration under section 196(4)(a)—

that the tribunal decided to disqualify the person; and

that the person may apply to the tribunal for a reinstatement order;

if the tribunal decided to set a period for which the person may not apply for a reinstatement order—the period for which the person may not apply for the order;

if the tribunal decided to prohibit the person from providing a health service or using a title under section 196(4)(b)—that the tribunal has prohibited the person from providing the service or using the title for a specified time or permanently;

if the tribunal decided to restrict the person from providing a health service under section 196(4)(c)—

that the tribunal has restricted the person from providing the service;

and

the period of the restriction or that the restriction is permanent.