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What is the Podiatrists Registration Board?
The Podiatrist Registration Board is established under the Podiatrists Registration Act 1995. The Board’s overarching mandate is to regulate the profession of podiatry in the public interest. The functions, powers and objectives of the Board are detailed in the Act. The Board’s main regulatory functions are:

* to determine the requirements for entitlement for registration in Tasmania
* to investigate complaints against registered podiatrists
* to monitor the standard and provision of podiatric services.

The Board comprises three members who are registered podiatrists and two persons who are not podiatrists. All members are appointed by the Governor on the recommendation of the Minister for Health and Human Services for terms not exceeding three years.
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