Obligation of holders of accreditations and authorisations to notify Minister of certain matters
44 Obligation of holders of accreditations and authorisations to notify Minister of certain matters
The holder of an accreditation or authorisation must give the Minister notice in accordance with this section if—
the holder fails a security background check; or
prescribed circumstances arise. Maximum penalty: Maximum penalty: $10 000.
The holder of a radiation use licence authorising the holder to operate radiation apparatus or to use or handle a radioactive material must give the Minister notice in accordance with this section if—
the holder is a health practitioner and the health practitioner's accreditation, licence, registration or other authority under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) or other Act or law regulating the health practitioner's right to provide health services is suspended or cancelled, or conditions are placed on the health practitioner's accreditation, licence, registration or other authority limiting the health practitioner's right to provide health services; or
the holder is a person (other than a health practitioner) who operates radiation apparatus, or uses or handles a radioactive material, in the course of the person's professional practice and the person's accreditation, licence, registration or other authority under an Act or law regulating the person's right to practice is suspended or cancelled, or conditions are placed on the person's accreditation, licence, registration or other authority limiting the person's right to practice. Maximum penalty: Maximum penalty: $10 000.
Notice under this section—
must be given in a manner and form determined by the Minister; and
must include the information prescribed by the regulations; and
must be given within the prescribed period.
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