Employers in Australia must classify employees correctly under the relevant Modern Award in order to avoid underpayment claims. The SCHADS Award presents unique classification challenges. Misclassification can lead to significant penalties, making it crucial for businesses to regularly review employee classifications. Read our opinion on this complex issue.
The Federal Court penalises Medtronic for supplying an unregistered bone graft kit, violating the Therapeutic Goods Act. The case underscores the importance of strict compliance with medical device registration requirements and robust internal controls.
The ACT passes legislation requiring public sector entities to implement disability inclusion plans and report on related measures annually. The Bill aims to promote equity, address ableism, and enhance accessibility for people with disabilities.
New South Wales passes legislation to regulate vaping product supply and possession, aligning with national reforms. The bill introduces prohibitions and severe penalties for unauthorised supply and possession, with exceptions for therapeutic use under specific conditions.
New federal legislation introduces stringent regulations on vaping goods, including supply restrictions and advertising controls. The reforms aim to reduce vaping rates while maintaining therapeutic access under healthcare supervision.
New legislation in the Australian Capital Territory broadens the range of healthcare professionals authorised to provide abortions, including nurse practitioners and authorised midwives. It also updates conscientious objection guidelines.
In this October 2024 issue of the Health Legal Report we discuss Bulk Billing and Out of Pocket Fees, Health Insurance Legislation Amendment (Assignment of Medicare Benefits) Act 2024 (Cth) and Breanna Roche v The Trustee For The Dolphin Hotel Unit Trust [2024] FWC 606.
South Australia introduces regulations requiring health practitioners to check the monitored drugs database before supplying or administering monitored drugs, with exemptions for specific circumstances.
A comprehensive overview of the Therapeutic Goods and Other Legislation Amendment (Vaping Reforms) Act 2024, detailing new regulations on vaping goods supply and advertising, effective July 1, 2024.
Employers in Australia must classify employees correctly under the relevant Modern Award in order to avoid underpayment claims. The SCHADS Award presents unique classification challenges. Misclassification can lead to significant penalties, making it crucial for businesses to regularly review employee classifications. Read our opinion on this complex issue.
The Federal Court penalises Medtronic for supplying an unregistered bone graft kit, violating the Therapeutic Goods Act. The case underscores the importance of strict compliance with medical device registration requirements and robust internal controls.
The ACT passes legislation requiring public sector entities to implement disability inclusion plans and report on related measures annually. The Bill aims to promote equity, address ableism, and enhance accessibility for people with disabilities.
New South Wales passes legislation to regulate vaping product supply and possession, aligning with national reforms. The bill introduces prohibitions and severe penalties for unauthorised supply and possession, with exceptions for therapeutic use under specific conditions.
New federal legislation introduces stringent regulations on vaping goods, including supply restrictions and advertising controls. The reforms aim to reduce vaping rates while maintaining therapeutic access under healthcare supervision.
New legislation in the Australian Capital Territory broadens the range of healthcare professionals authorised to provide abortions, including nurse practitioners and authorised midwives. It also updates conscientious objection guidelines.
In this October 2024 issue of the Health Legal Report we discuss Bulk Billing and Out of Pocket Fees, Health Insurance Legislation Amendment (Assignment of Medicare Benefits) Act 2024 (Cth) and Breanna Roche v The Trustee For The Dolphin Hotel Unit Trust [2024] FWC 606.
South Australia introduces regulations requiring health practitioners to check the monitored drugs database before supplying or administering monitored drugs, with exemptions for specific circumstances.
A comprehensive overview of the Therapeutic Goods and Other Legislation Amendment (Vaping Reforms) Act 2024, detailing new regulations on vaping goods supply and advertising, effective July 1, 2024.
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