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MEDICAL RADIATION TECHNOLOGISTS ACT 2006 (NO. 21 OF 2006) - SECT 29

29 .         Conditional registration at the discretion of the Board

        (1)         The Board may grant a person conditional registration as a medical radiation technologist in the area or areas of medical radiation technology in respect of which the person has applied for registration if —

            (a)         the Board is satisfied that the person meets the requirements of section 27(2)(a), (b), (c) and (d) in respect of the area or areas;

            (b)         the Board is satisfied that —

                  (i)         the person meets the requirements of section 27(2)(e) in respect of the area or areas and that the requisite evidence is likely to be produced to enable the Board to be satisfied as to the matters set out in section 27(2)(f) in respect of the area or areas;

                  (ii)         the person, recognised by the Board as being a person of eminence within the area of medical radiation technology, desires registration for the purpose of enabling the person to teach and demonstrate methods and techniques of medical radiation technology in the area or areas; or

                  (iii)         the person desires registration to enable the person to undertake particular duties of medical radiation technology of limited duration in the area or areas;

                and

            (c)         the applicant has paid the registration fee, if any, prescribed by the regulations.

        (2)         Conditional registration —

            (a)         has effect until the day specified in the certificate of registration (unless registration is earlier cancelled by the Board) but that day is in no case to be later than 12 months after the issue of the certificate; and

            (b)         is not renewable.

        (3)         Conditional registration, and the practice of medical radiation technology by a medical radiation technologist registered under this section, may be made subject to such conditions as the Board imposes in any particular case.

        (4)         The Board may at any time cancel a conditional registration.

        (5)         The Board may, on its own motion or on the application of a person the subject of a condition imposed under this section, on reasonable grounds, revoke or vary the condition.



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