Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009

LegislationReferenced in 4 bills

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Health Transparency Bill 2019

This bill creates a new framework for publicly reporting quality, safety and staffing information about Queensland hospitals and aged care facilities. It also sets minimum staffing levels in public aged care homes and reforms the health complaints system to improve coordination between the Health Ombudsman and the national health practitioner regulator, AHPRA.

4/9/2019· PASSED with amendment· Hon S Miles
HealthSeniors
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Medicines and Poisons Bill 2019

This bill repeals Queensland's 80-year-old medicines and poisons laws and replaces them with a single modern framework. It streamlines licensing for businesses that manufacture, wholesale or sell medicines and poisons, introduces real-time monitoring of prescriptions for opioids and other dependence-forming drugs, and makes it easier for GPs to prescribe medicinal cannabis.

14/5/2019· PASSED· Hon S Miles MP
HealthBusiness & EconomySafety & Emergency
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Health Practitioner Regulation National Law and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024

This bill reforms Australia's national health practitioner registration system to better protect patients. It requires practitioners who have had their registration cancelled to get a tribunal order before reapplying, permanently publishes sexual misconduct findings on public registers, and makes it an offence to punish someone for reporting a health practitioner.

12/12/2024· PASSED· Hon T Nicholls MP
HealthJustice & Rights
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Health Practitioner Regulation National Law and Other Legislation Amendment Bill

This bill amends Australia's national health practitioner regulation laws to better protect the public from practitioners who have been struck off or found to have committed sexual misconduct. It was introduced following agreement by all Australian Health Ministers but lapsed at the end of the 57th Parliament and did not become law.

11/9/2024· Lapsed· Hon S Fentiman MP
HealthJustice & Rights