Veterinary Practice Act 2021

In a proceeding on a complaint referred to it under section 86(2)(c) or 99(1)(c), the Tribunal may make any interlocutory or interim order it considers appropriate before making its final decision in relation to the complaint.

Without limiting subsection (1), the Tribunal may make an order —

imposing a condition on the registration of the respondent; or

modifying an existing condition on the registration of the respondent; or

suspending the registration of the respondent for a period specified in the order; or

requiring the respondent to undergo a health assessment.

If the Tribunal makes an order under subsection (2)(d), the Tribunal may make an order requiring —

the Board to appoint a medical practitioner or psychologist to conduct the health assessment; and

the person appointed under paragraph (a) to give a written report about the health assessment to the Tribunal; and

the Board to pay the costs and expenses arising from, or incidental to, the health assessment and the provision of the report.