Article 49 of Law on the Practice of Medicine and Allied Health Professions

During the investigation, the persons complained against may inspect the medical files, reports and evidence presented. The persons concerned may submit their defences, observations and objections to the committee while it considers the matter. The Agency must deliver to the persons concerned a copy Law Index 769 Home Page Law on the Practice of Medicine and Allied Professions Law No. 70 of 2020 concerning the Practice of Medicine and Its Allied Professions, Patients' Rights and Health Facilities of the committee's report immediately upon its issuance, or notify them of its issuance within a period not exceeding thirty days. The Agency may seek the assistance of government entities or commercial companies to carry out notification. The persons concerned may object to the report before the Agency by a reasoned memorandum within fifteen days from the date they receive the report or are notified of its issuance. The report shall become final if no objection is made within the stated period. If any of the persons concerned objects to the committee's report within the specified period, the Agency must re-examine the matter once again by assigning another committee to consider the objection, to be formed in accordance with the requirements and considerations it deems appropriate, without contravening the provisions prescribed by this Law. . The report issued by the committee after examining the objection must address the grounds of objection raised, and that report shall be final, and the persons concerned shall be notified thereof within the period and in the manner prescribed by this Law. The Agency shall retain true copies of all reports issued by its subordinate committees.