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Health Practitioner Regulation National Law: every requirement, with a worksheet for each

Health Practitioner Regulation National Law: 30 pages and 30 requirements, each with the evidence asked for and a free worksheet. Registered OTs, physios and psychologists, their employers and anyone advertising a regulated health service. New South Wales runs its own complaints scheme for Part 8.

National LawAhpra and the National Boards
Edition held

Schedule to the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 (Qld), reprint current as at 10 April 2026

Checked current

30 September 2026, our build record of the held copy: no later reprint listed on 30 September 2026

Who it applies to

Registered OTs, physios and psychologists, their employers and anyone advertising a regulated health service. New South Wales runs its own complaints scheme for Part 8

Every clause we hold

Health Practitioner Regulation National Law on the standards library

The requirements

30 pages
  1. s 75Non-practising registrants do not practise1 rowsCSV Print
  2. ss 77 and 77AApplication for registration with identity proof, criminal history disclosure and consent1 rowsCSV Print
  3. ss 83 and 83AComply with conditions and undertakings on registration1 rowsCSV Print
  4. ss 107 to 109Renew registration on time with a truthful annual statement1 rowsCSV Print
  5. s 113Protected titles only for persons registered in the profession1 rowsCSV Print
  6. s 115Specialist titles only for specialist registrants1 rowsCSV Print
  7. s 116No claims to be a registered health practitioner by unregistered persons1 rowsCSV Print
  8. s 117No claims of registration in a profession or division not held1 rowsCSV Print
  9. s 118No claims of specialist registration by non-specialists1 rowsCSV Print
  10. s 119No claims about a type of registration, endorsement or specialty not held1 rowsCSV Print
  11. s 120No holding out as registered without the conditions that apply1 rowsCSV Print
  12. s 123Cervical spine manipulation only by authorised professions1 rowsCSV Print
  13. s 128Undertake the CPD the registration standard requires1 rowsCSV Print
  14. s 129Practise only with appropriate professional indemnity insurance1 rowsCSV Print
  15. s 130Tell the Board of relevant events within 7 days1 rowsCSV Print
  16. s 131Notify changes of principal place of practice, address or name within 30 days1 rowsCSV Print
  17. ss 131A and 131BPractise and advertise only under the registered name, a notified alternative name or a business name1 rowsCSV Print
  18. s 132Give the Board practice information when asked1 rowsCSV Print
  19. s 133Advertising of regulated health services1 rowsCSV Print
  20. s 134Provide evidence of identity when the Board requires it1 rowsCSV Print
  21. s 136No directing or inciting practitioners to unprofessional conduct or professional misconduct1 rowsCSV Print
  22. s 141Mandatory notification by practitioners of another practitioner's notifiable conduct or a student's impairment1 rowsCSV Print
  23. s 141ATreating practitioners notify sexual misconduct1 rowsCSV Print
  24. s 141BTreating practitioners notify substantial risk of harm to the public1 rowsCSV Print
  25. s 142Employers notify notifiable conduct of registered practitioners they engage1 rowsCSV Print
  26. s 149A and Schedule 5Co-operate with Board information requirements and investigators1 rowsCSV Print
  27. s 159OComply with interim prohibition orders and disclose them before providing services1 rowsCSV Print
  28. s 196AComply with tribunal prohibition orders and disclose them before providing services1 rowsCSV Print
  29. s 237ANo reprisals against notifiers or people who assist the regulator1 rowsCSV Print
  30. s 237BNon-disclosure agreements must preserve the right to notify and assist the regulator1 rowsCSV Print

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