Conditions of registration
18A Conditions of registration
If the Board registers under section 18 a person – who is or was registered as a veterinary surgeon or a veterinary specialist under a corresponding law; and whose registration under that law has been, before the person is registered by the Board – suspended under that law for a period specified under that law; or cancelled, and the re-registration of that person prohibited under that law before the end of a period specified under that law in respect of the cancellation – the Board must register the person subject to the condition that the person must not, until the period has expired, practise veterinary surgery or render veterinary services.
If the Board registers under section 18 a person – who is registered as a veterinary surgeon or a veterinary specialist under a corresponding law; and whose registration under that law is, immediately before the registration of the person under this Part, subject to a condition, limitation, or restriction, imposed under a corresponding law – the registration of the person under this Part is, for the period for which the condition, limitation or restriction applies under the corresponding law, subject to that condition, limitation or restriction.
If the Board registers under section 18 a person to whom a prohibition under section 46(2)(ba) applies for a period, the Board must register the person subject to the condition that the person must not, until the period has expired, practise veterinary surgery or render veterinary services.
If the Board registers under section 18 a person to whom a condition, limitation or restriction under section 46(2)(d) applies for a period, the registration of the person under this Part is, for that period, subject to that condition, limitation or restriction.
The Board must give notice to a person registered under section 18 of any conditions, limitations or restrictions imposed by the Board on the registration of the person.
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