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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 4

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  Separate Separate section section about studentsabout students. YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory…

  Date published 16 May 2022

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  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  Separate Separate section section about studentsabout students. YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory…

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 10

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but a National Board may take…

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 22

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  YesYes. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but a National Board may take disciplinary…

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• International criminal history checks consultation

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  undertaken should an offence be subsequently identified through a criminal history check.

  Date published 18 November 2014

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 17

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  This question was not displayed to the respondent. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but …

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 8

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  Separate Separate section section about studentsabout students. YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory…

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 21

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  Separate Separate section section about studentsabout students. YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory…

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 3

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  Separate Separate section section about studentsabout students. YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory…

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• Submission - Public consultation on the review of the Guidelines for mandatory notifications - Name withheld 26

  Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

  YesYes. NoNo. Q30.Q30.The revised guidelines explain that it is not an offence to fail to make a mandatory notification whenrequired, but a National Board may take…

  Date published 16 May 2022

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