South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts44—Board's approval required where medical practitioner or
medical student has not practised for 3 years
(1) A
registered person who has not provided medical treatment of the kind
authorised by his or her registration for a period of 3 years or more must not
provide any such medical treatment without first obtaining the approval of the
Board.
Maximum penalty: $20 000.
(2) The Board—
(a) may,
before granting its approval under subsection (1), require the applicant
to obtain qualifications or experience specified by the Board and for that
purpose may require the applicant to undertake a specified course of
instruction and training in medicine; and
(b) may
impose 1 or more of the following conditions on the applicant's registration:
(i)
a condition restricting the places and times at which the
applicant may provide medical treatment;
(ii)
a condition limiting the kind of medical treatment that
the applicant may provide;
(iii)
a condition requiring that the applicant be supervised in
the provision of medical treatment by a particular person or by a person of a
particular class;
(iv)
such other conditions as the Board thinks fit.