Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW) No 86a
Current version for 14 May 2013 to date (accessed 25 May 2013 at 03:54)
32 Powers of National Board
(1) Subject to subsection (2), a National Board has the powers
necessary to enable it to exercise its functions.
(2) A National Board does not have power to—(a) enter into contracts; or
(b) employ staff; or
(c) acquire, hold, dispose of, and deal with, real
property.
(3) The National Board may exercise any of its functions in
co-operation with or with the assistance of a participating jurisdiction or
the Commonwealth, including in co-operation with or with the assistance of any
of the following—(a) a government agency of a participating jurisdiction or of the
Commonwealth;
(b) a local registration authority;
(c) a co-regulatory authority;
(d) a health complaints entity;
(e) an educational body or other body established by or under a law of
a participating jurisdiction or the Commonwealth.
(4) In particular, the National Board may—(a) ask an entity referred to in subsection (3) for information that
the Board requires to exercise its functions under this Law;
and
(b) use the information to exercise its functions under this
Law.
(5) An entity referred to in subsection (3) that receives a request
for information from the National Board is authorised to give the information
to the National Board.