(1) Without limiting the matters in respect of which a complaint may be made, under section 104, a complaint may be made that a health practitioner—
(a) has been registered by reason of a false or misleading statement or declaration;
(b) no longer holds or is no longer entitled to hold, a qualification by reason of which the health practitioner was registered;
(c) does not have the capacity to practice competently;
(d) is not entitled on other grounds to be registered; or
(e) commits an act of professional misconduct.
(2) Without limiting the matters that may constitute professional misconduct, a health practitioner commits an act of misconduct if he or she—
(a) contravenes any of the provisions of this Act;
(b) contravenes a provision of a prescribed code of conduct relevant to his or her category of health care practice;
(c) contravenes a condition subject to which the health practitioner is registered;
(d) practices without a valid practicing certificate or without a valid licence;
(e) practices medicine or dentistry in an area of specialty without being registered to do so;
(f) practices in an allied health profession when he or she is not licensed to do so;
(g) fails to pay, within a specified period, a fine imposed on the health practitioner under section 109;
(h) fails to comply with a requirement made of the health practitioner under section 109;
(i) fails to honour an undertaking given to the relevant Council under this Act or the Commission under the provisions of the Health Services (Complaints and Conciliation) Act;
(j) performs his or her duties in a negligent or incompetent manner; or
(k) behaves in a fraudulent or dishonest manner.