I cannot let this article pass without quoting the correct facts so that your readers may gain a true and accurate picture of the situation in Australia. I would comment that this was mainly a proxy vote fight and that the majority of voters were not in attendance to hear the various positions put by the speakers. Many relied on the type of information published in your magazine. In the first paragraph of the article, and later, the point is made of a limitation of eight visits. The facts are there is a limitation of eight visits without gaining approval for extra visits.
Extra visits are available on request and subject to being clinically necessary.
In this state, extensions have been readily obtained for an average around 18-20 visits, some even as high as 60 visits. The approval is given by the DVA chiropractic adviser. The adviser must be a registered, practicing chiropractor with extensive clinical experience. The extra visits are determined in discussion between the adviser and chiropractor concerned, with information based on the chiropractor's initial clinical report and any updates. In the state where Drs.