Text alternative: process for decision making for reviewing an interim order
1. Decide if an interim order remains necessary
- Remind the tribunal it is not making a decision on the facts
- Consider submissions from the parties
- Follow steps 1a to 1b
1a. Assess the impact of any new information available
- Review reasons for previous decision(s) to impose an interim order, including the type and length
- Consider if there is new information available and if so, what the impact is
1b. Consider if it remains necessary to restrict the doctor’s registration
- Does the doctor pose a real and immediate risk to protection of the public?
- Is it in the interests of the public to restrict the doctor’s registration?
- Is it in the interests of the doctor to restrict their registration?
2. Where an interim order remains, decide what is a proportionate response
- Review reasons for deciding an interim order remains necessary
- Consider submissions from the parties
- Decide on proportionate response
- Give reasons