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Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000 s 26C

s 26C Review of complaints and information

26C.—(1) Subject to section 26H, the Board must —(a) within 2 weeks after receiving any complaint against, or information about, a registered person under section 26B, start to review the complaint or information; and (b) complete its review of the complaint or information within 3 months after starting the review.[8/2019] (2) The Board may, in the course of a review under subsection (1), require any of the following persons to answer any inquiry or provide any record that the Board considers relevant for the purpose of the review:(a) the person who made the complaint against, or provided the information about, the registered person; (b) the registered person.[8/2019] (3) The Board may dismiss any complaint or information where the Board is unanimously of the opinion that the complaint or information is frivolous, vexatious, misconceived or lacking in substance.[8/2019] (4) Where a complaint against, or information about, a registered person is not dismissed under subsection (3), the Board must refer the complaint or information to an Inquiry Committee.[8/2019]

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