Section 36
of Traditional and Complementary Medicine Act 2016
Section 36
The Council shall have disciplinary jurisdiction over all registered practitioners under this Act.
(2)
The Council may exercise disciplinary jurisdiction over any registered practitioner who—
(a)
has conducted himself in such a manner so as to bring the profession into disrepute;
(b)
has failed to comply with the mandatory practice standards contained in the governance and practice codes as provided for in section 35;
(c)
is alleged to have committed serious professional misconduct as stipulated in the code of professional conduct and any other similar guidelines and directives issued by the Council;
(d)
has obtained registration by fraud or misrepresentation;
(e)
was not at the time of his registration entitled to be registered; or
(f)
has not complied with any provisions of this Act, or subsidiary legislation made or conditions imposed under this Act.
(3)
The Council shall establish a mechanism, including the establishment of a disciplinary authority to inquire into complaints or information received against a registered practitioner.