(ii) that if he or she fails to comply with those conditions and restrictions that - (aa) he or she commits an act of unprofessional conduct as contemplated in section 37 of the Act; and (bb) the Council may conduct a professional conduct inquiry under Part V of the Act into his or her failure to comply with the conditions and restrictions; (c) may take a decision confirming the findings of the Committee under regulation 10(1) (a)(i); and (d) must, if the Committee a finding referred to in regulation 10(1)(b), conduct an inquiry under Part V of the Act. (2) The Council may under subregulation (1)(b)(i) impose conditions that the impaired registered person - (a) may practise his or her profession - (i) in a hospital, clinic or private practice; and (ii) under the direct supervision, and on the instructions, of the registered person or persons, that the Council may identify; (b) may not acquire, possess or prescribe any scheduled substance; (c) must receive the appropriate treatment for the appropriate period of time in or at the appropriate facility to remedy, rectify or cure the impairment. (3) The impaired registered person is liable for the payment of all the expenses pertaining to the treatment contemplated by subregulation (2)(c). (4) The registrar must notify the registered person concerned of the finding of the Council under this regulation. (5) The notification subregulation (4) must be - (a) in writing; and (b) be sent by prepaid registered post, addressed to the postal address of the registered person as it appears in the register or be delivered to the registered person by hand.
(ii) that if he or she fails to comply with those conditions and restrictions that - (aa) he or she commits an act of unprofessional conduct as contemplated in section 37 of the Act; and (bb) the Council may conduct a professional conduct inquiry under Part V of the Act into his or her failure to comply with the conditions and restrictions; (c) may take a decision confirming the findings of the Committee under regulation 10(1) (a)(i); and (d) must, if the Committee a finding referred to in regulation 10(1)(b), conduct an inquiry under Part V of the Act. (2) The Council may under subregulation (1)(b)(i) impose conditions that the impaired registered person - (a) may practise his or her profession - (i) in a hospital, clinic or private practice; and (ii) under the direct supervision, and on the instructions, of the registered person or persons, that the Council may identify; (b) may not acquire, possess or prescribe any scheduled substance; (c) must receive the appropriate treatment for the appropriate period of time in or at the appropriate facility to remedy, rectify or cure the impairment. (3) The impaired registered person is liable for the payment of all the expenses pertaining to the treatment contemplated by subregulation (2)(c). (4) The registrar must notify the registered person concerned of the finding of the Council under this regulation. (5) The notification subregulation (4) must be - (a) in writing; and (b) be sent by prepaid registered post, addressed to the postal address of the registered person as it appears in the register or be delivered to the registered person by hand.