Pathology Services Accreditation Act 1984 (Vic)

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Pathology Services Accreditation Act 1984

Act No. 10083/1984

Version incorporating amendments as at 13 June 2002

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

Section  Page

PART 1—PRELIMINARY

Division 1—Commencement and Interpretations

1.Short title

2.Commencement

3.Definitions

Division 2—Objects

4.Objects of Act

PART 2—PATHOLOGY SERVICES ACCREDITATION BOARD

5.Pathology Services Accreditation Board

6.Composition of Board

7.Meetings

8.Disclosure of interest

9.Functions of the Board

10.Staff

PART 3—REGISTRATION

11.Register of Accredited Pathology Services

12.Certificate to be prima facie evidence

PART 4—ACCREDITATION OF PATHOLOGY SERVICES

13.Application for accreditation

14.Categories of accredited pathology services

15.Display of accreditation certificate

16.Renewals

17.Alterations of category

17A.Restrictions and limitations on accreditation

18.Suspension and cancellation

18A.Deemed accreditation

PART 5—PROPRIETORSHIP OF PATHOLOGY SERVICES

19.Persons who may and may not own pathology service

20.Information to be given to the Board

21.Copy of partnership agreement to be lodged with registrar

PART 6—INSPECTORS AND INSPECTIONS

22.Inspectors

23.Powers and duties of an inspector

24.Random inspections

24A.Inspection fees

PART 7—INQUIRIES AND APPEALS

25.Board may hold inquiries

26.Appeals

27.Return of accreditation certificate

PART 8—FINANCE

28.Accredited pathology services to pay fees to the Board

29.Repealed

PART 9—GENERAL

30.Prohibition on performance of certain tests

30A.Non-regulated tests

31.Notice of fees

32.Directions

33.Pathology service ceases to be accredited when accreditation suspended or cancelled

PART 10—OFFENCES

34.Offences concerning fraud

35.Offences relating to premises which are not accredited pathology services

36.Offence for performing tests which are not permitted

37.Repealed

38.Proceedings

PART 11—CATEGORIES OF ACCREDITED PATHOLOGY SERVICES AND REGULATIONS

39.Governor in Council may amend Schedule 1 by Order

40.Regulations

PART 12—TRANSITIONALS

41.Transitionals—limitations etc. on current accreditations

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SCHEDULE 1—Categories of accredited pathology services

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ENDNOTES

1.  General Information

2.  Table of Amendments

3.  Explanatory Details

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Pathology Services Accreditation Act 1984

Act No. 10083/1984

Version incorporating amendments as at 13 June 2002

An Act to establish the Pathology Services Accreditation Board, to provide for the accreditation of pathology services and for other purposes.

BE IT ENACTED by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say):

PART I—PRELIMINARY

Division 1—Commencement and Interpretations

1.Short title

This Act may be cited as the Pathology Services Accreditation Act 1984.

2.Commencement

The several provisions of this Act shall come into operation on a day or the respective days to be fixed by proclamation or successive proclamations of the Governor in Council published in the Government Gazette.

3.Definitions

(1)In this Act unless inconsistent with the context or subject-matter—

"accredited pathology service" means a pathology service accredited under section 13(8) or deemed to be accredited under section 18A;

"applicant" in respect of an application under section 13 for accreditation of a pathology service means the proprietor of an existing pathology service or, in the case of a proposed pathology service, the person who will be the proprietor of the pathology service when it comes into existence;

"approved inspection agency" means any university, corporation, body or person in…

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