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Part 4 · Health Committees

32. Determination of Health Committee

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(1)

At the conclusion of the proceedings, the Health Committee must consider and determine whether or not it is of the view that the registered allied health professional’s fitness to practise is impaired by reason of his or her physical or mental condition.

(2)

In reaching its judgment, the Health Committee is entitled to consider —

(a)

the registered allied health professional’s current physical or mental condition;

(b)

any continuing and episodic condition which the registered allied health professional may have or suffer from; and

(c)

a condition which the registered allied health professional used to have or suffer from and which, although currently in remission, may be expected to recur.

Subregulation 1

At the conclusion of the proceedings, the Health Committee must consider and determine whether or not it is of the view that the registered allied health professional’s fitness to practise is impaired by reason of his or her physical or mental condition.

Subregulation 2

In reaching its judgment, the Health Committee is entitled to consider —

(a)

the registered allied health professional’s current physical or mental condition;

(b)

any continuing and episodic condition which the registered allied health professional may have or suffer from; and

(c)

a condition which the registered allied health professional used to have or suffer from and which, although currently in remission, may be expected to recur.

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