This legislation has been repealed.
22—The register and the roll
(1) The Board must,
for the purposes of this Act, keep—
(a) a
register; and
(b) a
roll.
(2) The register will
be a register of persons to whom the Board has granted registration under this
Act.
(3) The register will
be made up of the following parts:
(a) the
general nurses register;
(b) the
midwives register;
(c) the
mental health nurses register;
(d)
other parts (or "registers") for other areas of nursing recognised by the
Board as being special practice areas (if any).
(4) The register must
include, in relation to each registered person—
(a) the
person's full name, personal address and business address (if any); and
(b) the
qualifications for registration held by the person; and
(c)
details of any specialist qualifications held by the person and determined by
the Board to be appropriate for inclusion on the register; and
(d)
details of any condition or limitation that applies to the person under this
Act; and
(e)
details concerning the outcome of any action taken against the person by the
Board under Part 5,
and may include other information as the Board thinks fit.
(5) The roll will be a
roll of nurses to whom the Board has granted enrolment under this Act and must
include, in relation to each enrolled person—
(a) the
person's full name, personal address and business address (if any); and
(b) the
qualifications for enrolment held by the person; and
(c)
details of any specialist qualifications held by the person and determined by
the Board to be appropriate for inclusion on the roll; and
(d)
details of any condition or limitation that applies to the person under this
Act; and
(e)
details concerning the outcome of any action taken against the person by the
Board under Part 5,
and may include other information as the Board thinks fit.
(6) The Registrar will
be responsible to the Board for the form and maintenance of the register and
the roll.
(7) The Registrar must
remove from the register or roll the name of a person who dies or ceases for
any reason to be entitled to be registered or enrolled under this Act
(including because of a failure to renew the registration or enrolment in
accordance with this Act).
(8) The Registrar may
act under subsection (7) without giving notice to the relevant person.
(9) A registered or
enrolled person must, within three months after changing address, inform the
Registrar in writing of the change.
Maximum penalty: $250.
(10) The Registrar may
correct an entry in the register or roll that is not, or has ceased to be,
correct.
(11) The Registrar
must, on payment of the prescribed fee—
(a)
release the full name of a nurse whose name appears on the register or roll;
(b) make
any information entered under subsection (4)(b), (c) or (d) or (5)(b),
(c) or (d) available for inspection.
(12) A certificate
stating that a person was, or was not, registered or enrolled under this Act
as at a particular date or during a particular period and purporting to be
signed by the Registrar will, in legal proceedings in the absence of proof to
the contrary, be accepted as proof of the registration or enrolment of that
person, or of the fact that that person was not registered or enrolled, on the
date, or during the period, stated in the certificate.