Revoking public health warning statements
52S Revoking public health warning statements
The Director may revoke a public health warning statement by publishing a statement that —
advises the public that the serious risk no longer exists; and
sets out the reason for the revocation of the statement.
The Director must revoke a public health warning statement published under section 52R(1) if, on the completion of the investigation concerned, the Director is satisfied that the health care worker did not contravene a code of conduct applying to the health care worker.
Revocation of a public health 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 on the Office’s website; and
may be published in any other manner that the Director considers appropriate.
[Section 52S inserted: No. 35 of 2022 s. 28.]
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