A person subject to an interim prohibition order does not contravene it (maximum $60,000 or three years' imprisonment) and, before providing any health service, gives written notice of the order to the recipient (or the parent or guardian of a recipient under 16 or under guardianship), to their employer, to any entity they contract or have an arrangement with, and to any entity for which they volunteer (maximum $5,000). No person advertises a health service to be provided by the prohibited person unless the advertisement states the order (maximum $5,000 individual, $10,000 body corporate). Interim prohibition orders were introduced by the 2022 amendments.
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