Examples of Medical Officer of the Commonwealth in a sentence
If a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth considers that the applicant has a disease or condition that is, or may result in the applicant being, a threat to public health in Australia or a danger to the Australian community, arrangements have been made, on the advice of the Medical Officer of the Commonwealth, to place the applicant under the professional supervision of a health authority in a State or Territory to undergo any necessary treatment.
The objective that in developing the eligibility criteria under item (2) advice is sought from appropriate medical experts and the Chief Medical Officer of the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, and consultation is undertaken with community health organisations.
On November 2, 2020, attorney Tracie Klinke emailed Respondent Giles, Supervisory Detention and Deportation Officer (SDDO) Alejandro Hernandez, Deportation Officer (DO) Charlene Johnson, and Medical Officer of the Commonwealth (MOC) Hank Johnson, providing them with Ms. Adan Cajigal’s record in support of her claim for custody re- determination pursuant to Fraihat v.
The results of the examination will be assessed by a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth (MOC).
As part of the visa application process, applicants will undertake an Immigration Medical Examination where a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth assesses whether a visa applicant’s condition, including disability, would be likely to result in “significant” health care and community service costs or prejudice the access of Australian citizens to health care and community services that are in short supply, were a visa granted.
This was reported25 in assessments of impacts of rainfall events and of work undertaken on landslips for roads, houses and other infrastructure.
As part of the visa application process, applicants will undertake an Immigration Medical Examination where a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth assesses whether a visa applicant’s condition, including disability, would be likely to result in ‘significant’ health care and community service costs or prejudice the access of Australian citizens to health care and community services that are in short supply, were a visa granted.
Applicants identified as having a significant medical condition will be assessed by a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth to determine whether they meet the health requirement.
If a relevant medical officer who is not a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth considers that the applicant has such a disease or condition, he or she must refer any relevant test results and reports to a Medical Officer of the Commonwealth: cls.785.224, 790.224 and 866.224A.
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