Qualifications for general registration in relevant profession
303 Qualifications for general registration in relevant profession
For the purposes of section 52(1)(a), an individual who applies for registration in a relevant health profession before 1 July 2015 is qualified for general registration in the profession if the individual—
holds a qualification or has completed training in the profession, whether in a participating jurisdiction or elsewhere, that the National
Board established for the profession considers is adequate for the purposes of practising the profession; or
holds a qualification or has completed training in the profession, whether in a participating jurisdiction or elsewhere, and has completed any further study, training or supervised practice in the profession required by the Board for the purposes of this section; or
has practised the profession at any time between 1 July 2002 and 30 June
2012 for a consecutive period of 5 years or for any periods which together amount to 5 years.
This section applies despite section 53.
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