34. Resumed hearing

If, in any case where a Health Committee has adjourned the case or postponed its finding, it appears to the chairperson of the Health Committee that the Health Committee should resume consideration of the case, the chairperson of the Health Committee must notify the registered allied health professional of the date, time and place where the Health Committee will meet to resume its consideration of the case.

Without limiting paragraph (1), where a Health Committee has imposed any condition or restriction under section 58(1)(c), (4) or (5)(b) of the Act and information is subsequently received that the registered allied health professional is in a material respect not complying with the condition or restriction —

the Health Committee may meet to consider the case; and

the chairperson of the Health Committee must notify the Council’s solicitor and the registered allied health professional of the date, time and place of the meeting.

Regulations 30 to 33 apply, with the necessary modifications, to any meeting under paragraph (1) or (2).

Before any meeting under paragraph (1) or (2), the chairperson of the Health Committee may invite the registered allied health professional to submit to a further medical examination in the manner provided in regulation 26 with any modifications that the Health Committee thinks fit.

If, in any case where a Health Committee has adjourned the case or postponed its finding, it appears to the chairperson of the Health Committee that the Health Committee should resume consideration of the case, the chairperson of the Health Committee must notify the registered allied health professional of the date, time and place where the Health Committee will meet to resume its consideration of the case.

Without limiting paragraph (1), where a Health Committee has imposed any condition or restriction under section 58(1)(c), (4) or (5)(b) of the Act and information is subsequently received that the registered allied health professional is in a material respect not complying with the condition or restriction —

the Health Committee may meet to consider the case; and

the chairperson of the Health Committee must notify the Council’s solicitor and the registered allied health professional of the date, time and place of the meeting.

Regulations 30 to 33 apply, with the necessary modifications, to any meeting under paragraph (1) or (2).

Before any meeting under paragraph (1) or (2), the chairperson of the Health Committee may invite the registered allied health professional to submit to a further medical examination in the manner provided in regulation 26 with any modifications that the Health Committee thinks fit.