California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 1 — General Provisions, Article 12.5 — Mental Illness or Physical Illness

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Section 820Allows a licensing agency to order examinations by designated physicians and surgeons or psychologists when a licentiate may be unable to practice…Section 821Allows suspension or revocation of a licentiate’s certificate or license when the licentiate fails to comply with an order issued under the…Section 822Allows a licensing agency that finds a licentiate unable to practice safely because of mental illness or competency-affecting physical illness to revoke,…Section 823Allows a licensing agency reinstating a license or certificate revoked or suspended for impaired ability to practice to impose post-reinstatement terms, including…Section 824Allows the licensing agency to proceed against a licentiate under either of the two specified disciplinary provisions or under both. The provision…Section 825Defines “licensing agency,” when the article applies to persons licensed as physicians and surgeons, as a panel of the Division of Medical…Section 826Requires proceedings under the two referenced impaired-practice provisions to follow the specified chapter of the Government Code governing administrative adjudication. Establishes that…Section 827Allows a licensing agency to meet in closed session to consider evidence concerning a licentiate’s mental or physical illness obtained through the…Section 828Requires records from an impaired-practice examination proceeding to remain confidential and protected from discovery or subpoena when the agency finds insufficient evidence…

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