New South Wales Repealed Acts

This legislation has been repealed.

PODIATRISTS ACT 1989

- As at 1 March 2005
- Act 23 of 1989

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

           Long Title

   PART 1 - PRELIMINARY

   1.      Name of Act
   2.      Commencement
   3.      Definitions

   PART 2 - REQUIREMENT FOR REGISTRATION

   4.      Podiatry not to be practised by unregistered persons

   PART 3 - REGISTRATION

   5.      Registration
   6.      Qualifications for registration
   7.      Adequacy of language
   8.      Certificate of provisional registration may be granted
   9.      The register
   10.     Annual roll fee
   11.     Restoration of name to register
   12.     Removal of name of deceased persons etc

   PART 4 - COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS

   13.     Podiatrists’ code of professional conduct
   14.     Complaints
   15.     Inquiries
   15A.    Power to summon witnesses, take evidence and obtain documents at inquiries
   16.     Consequence of misconduct or other wrongdoing
   17.     Statement of decision under section 16
   18.     Appeals

   PART 5 - PODIATRISTS REGISTRATION BOARD AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEES

   19.     Podiatrists Registration Board
   20.     Staff
   21.     Professional Standards Committees
   22.     Reference of matters to Professional Standards Committees
   23.     Proceedings before Professional Standards Committees
   24.     Decisions of Professional Standards Committees

   PART 6 - MISCELLANEOUS

   25.     Written statements of decisions
   26.     Advisory committees
   27.     Board may examine witnesses on oath
   28.     False entries in register, misrepresentation etc
   29.     Proof of certain matters not required
   30.     Evidentiary certificates and evidence of entry in register
   31.     Fees etc
   32.     Podiatry Education and Research Account
   33.     Proceedings for offences
   34.     Regulations
   35.     Repeal of Chiropodists Registration Act 1962 No 17
   36.     Repeal of Chiropodists Registration Regulations
   37.     Savings and transitional provisions
           SCHEDULE 1
           SCHEDULE 2
           SCHEDULE 3