Australia Health Practitioner Regulation National Law 2009
Co-operation, prohibition orders, reprisals and non-disclosure agreements – Australia Health Practitioner Regulation National Law 2009

Australia Health Practitioner Regulation National Law 2009 s237B: s 237B Non-disclosure agreements must preserve the right to notify and assist the regulator

Any term of a non-disclosure agreement (a contract or agreement restricting disclosure of information or documents about the health, conduct or performance of a registered or former registered practitioner) is void to the extent it prevents or limits good-faith notifications or giving information, documents or assistance under the Law; this applies to agreements made before or after 10 April 2026 (s 329). An employer or former employer of a practitioner, a health service provider whose services are provided by registered practitioners, or a registered practitioner does not enter into such an agreement unless it states clearly in writing that it does not limit anyone from notifying or assisting under the Law. Maximum penalty $5,000 for an individual, $10,000 for a body corporate. In force from 10 April 2026 (2025 amendments).

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