Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW) No 86a
Current version for 14 May 2013 to date (accessed 25 May 2013 at 15:59)
135 Criminal history check
(1) A National Board may, at any time, obtain a written report about a
registered health practitioner’s criminal history from any of the
following—(a) CrimTrac;
(b) a police commissioner;
(c) an entity in a jurisdiction outside Australia that has access to
records about the criminal history of persons in that
jurisdiction.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), a report may be obtained under
that subsection—(a) to check a statement made by a registered health practitioner in
the practitioner’s application for renewal of registration;
or
(b) as part of an audit carried out by a National Board, to check
statements made by registered health practitioners.
(3) A criminal history law does not apply to a report under subsection
(1).