Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 4A · Disciplinary Proceedings and Inquiries
26D. Withdrawal of complaints and information
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Where a complaint against, or information about, a registered person is withdrawn, the Board or an Inquiry Committee (as the case may be) must proceed under this Part as if the complaint had been made, or the information had been provided, by a member of the Board.
registered person
“registered person” means a person who is registered under section 14 for the carrying out of any prescribed practice of traditional Chinese medicine;
The Board may, despite the withdrawal —
Board
“Board” means the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board established under section 3;
take any action mentioned in section 26C;
where the withdrawal takes place before the conclusion of an inquiry under section 26E into the complaint or information — order that the inquiry into the complaint or information continue;
where the withdrawal takes place before the Board makes any decision under section 19 — make any decision under section 19(1), (2) or (3) that the Board thinks fit; or
where the withdrawal takes place before the Board makes an interim order under section 26H(1) — make the interim order if the Board thinks fit.