1. An osteopathic physician may at any time refuse to act as a supervising osteopathic physician for a physician assistant.
2. A condition, stipulation or provision in a contract or other agreement which:
(a) Requires an osteopathic physician to act as a supervising osteopathic physician for a physician assistant;
(b) Penalizes an osteopathic physician for refusing to act as a supervising osteopathic physician for a physician assistant; or
(c) Limits a supervising osteopathic physician’s authority with regard to any protocol, standing order or delegation of authority applicable to a physician assistant supervised by the osteopathic physician,
Ê is against public policy and is void.