Revocation of general health service warning statement
88 Revocation of general health service warning statement
The Commissioner may revoke a general health service warning statement by publishing a statement to—
advise the public that the serious risk no longer exists; and
set out the reason for the revocation of the statement.
The Commissioner must revoke a general health service warning statement under section 87(1), if on the completion of the investigation under Part 4 the Commissioner finds that the general health service provider did not contravene any code of conduct applying to the general health service.
Revocation of a general health service warning statement under subsection (2) must be by publication of a statement setting out the reason for the revocation of the statement.
A statement under subsection (1) or (3) must be published in a newspaper circulating throughout the State and on the Internet site of the Commissioner.
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