California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 2 — Healing ArtsChapter 5 — MedicineArticle 13 — Medical AdjudicationSection 2330
Complainants against licensees of the board, including licensees of allied health boards within the jurisdiction of the board, and of the Board of Podiatric Medicine, who are subject to formal disciplinary proceedings shall be notified of the actions proposed to be taken against the licensee. This notification shall be provided only to complainants who are known to the boards.
Complainants shall be given an opportunity to provide a statement to the deputy attorney general from the Health Quality Enforcement Section who is assigned the case. These statements shall not be considered by a panel of the division, the Board of Podiatric Medicine, or other board for purposes of adjudicating the case to which the statement pertains, but may be considered by the division or those boards after the case is finally adjudicated for purposes of setting generally applicable policies and standards.
Notes
Requires known complainants in formal disciplinary matters involving medical, allied-health, or podiatric licensees to be notified of proposed action and given an opportunity to provide a statement to the assigned Health Quality Enforcement deputy attorney general. The statement cannot be considered in adjudicating that case, but may inform generally applicable policies and standards after final adjudication.
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