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What appeals can practitioners and students make against a National Board or panel decision?

Division 13 of the National Law1, sets out how and in what circumstances appeals can be made by practitioners and students about decisions of National Boards or panels (health or performance and professional standards).

Section 199 of the National Law (section 175 in New South Wales) describes all the appellable decisions (decisions that can be appealed) a National Board or panel can make.

This fact sheet relates to decisions made as part of the notification process and the registration process.

1The Health Practitioner Regulation National Law, as in force in each state and territory (the National Law).

 
 
 
Page reviewed 3/07/2019