South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) A person other
than—
(a) a
registered psychologist, in the ordinary course of his psychological practice;
or
(b) a
legally qualified medical practitioner, in the ordinary course of his medical
practice; or
(c) a
dentist as defined in the Dentists Act 1931 , approved by the Board, in
the practice of dentistry as defined in that Act; or
(d) a
prescribed person, under or in accordance with the conditions specified in
relation to him by the Board,
shall not engage in the practice of hypnosis.
Penalty: Five hundred dollars or three months' imprisonment.
(2) In this section a
"prescribed person" means a person—
(a) who,
during a period of not less than two years immediately preceding the
commencement of this Act, had, in the opinion of the Board, derived his income
principally from the practice of hypnosis for therapeutic purposes; and
(b) who
is approved by the Board as a person entitled to practise hypnosis in
accordance with such conditions as are specified by the Board in relation to
him.