(1) The Board is to
consider a recommendation of the impairment review committee and
may —
(a)
decide not to take any action;
(b) take
any action to which the medical radiation technologist consented under
section 67(2); or
(c) make
an allegation about the complaint to the State Administrative Tribunal.
(2) For the purpose of
taking action to which the medical radiation technologist consented under
section 67(2), the Board may —
(a)
impose the conditions to which the medical radiation technologist consented;
(b)
suspend the medical radiation technologist from the practice of medical
radiation technology for the period specified by the impairment review
committee; or
(c)
obtain an undertaking from the medical radiation technologist to undergo the
counselling specified by the impairment review committee,
as the case may
require.
(3) Within 7 days
of making a decision under subsection (1) or (2), the Board is to
give written notice to the medical radiation technologist and the complainant,
if any, of the decision together with short particulars of the reasons for the
decision.