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National Registration and Accreditation Bill B Comments 2025

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The document is a letter from the NSW Physiotherapists Registration Board, addressing Dr. Louise Morauta regarding the National Registration and Accreditation Bill B. It outlines concerns about the bill's provisions on complaints handling, definitions of professional misconduct, and the role of external tribunals. The board emphasizes the need for clarity in definitions, efficient complaint resolution processes, and adequate resources for managing complaints. Specific comments on various clauses of the bill are provided, highlighting issues related to criminal history checks, professional indemnity insurance, registration criteria, and privacy concerns in public records.

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