Health Complaints Act 2016

The Commissioner must revoke an interim prohibition order, by order, if the Commissioner is satisfied that the order is no longer required to avoid a serious risk to—

the life, health, safety or welfare of a person; or

the health, safety or welfare of the public.

An order under subsection (1) must—

set out the name of the person to whom the order applies; and

set out the date and time at which the order takes effect under subsection (4); and

advise the public—

that the serious risk no longer exists; and

of the reason why the interim prohibition order is revoked.

As soon as possible after making an order under subsection (1), the Commissioner must—

serve a copy of the order on the person to whom it applies; and

publish the order in the Government Gazette and on the Internet site of the Commissioner.

An order under subsection (1) takes effect on the service of the order on the general health service provider to whom it applies.