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Medical specialist fitness assessment report for driver licences nsw 2025

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The document is a Medical Specialist Fitness Assessment Report for Driver Licences, which must be completed by a qualified Specialist Medical Practitioner to assess an individual's medical fitness to hold a driver licence. It outlines the necessary information required from both the driver and the specialist, including personal details, medical conditions, and compliance with treatments. The report is essential for Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) to determine eligibility for issuing or maintaining a driver licence, emphasizing the importance of adhering to medical standards and privacy regulations.

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Begin with Part A, where the driver/applicant must fill in their surname and other personal details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Proceed to Part B, which is designated for the Specialist Medical Practitioner. They should enter their name, qualifications, and contact details. This section validates the authority of the assessment.
In Part C, the Specialist Medical Practitioner provides a detailed report on the driver's medical condition. Include any relevant diagnoses, treatments, and recommendations regarding driving fitness.
Complete Part D by indicating whether the driver meets criteria for an unconditional or conditional licence. The specialist must sign and date this section to confirm their assessment.
Finally, ensure that both the driver/applicant and specialist have signed the declaration and privacy statement before submitting the completed report to RMS.

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