The court rejected the appeal of gynecologist Guy Rofeh, who is accused of sex offenses, and upheld the Health Ministry's decision to suspend his license for five years. In a precedent-setting ruling, the court addressed the claim of 'privilege against self-incrimination' – an argument by a medical practitioner that he is entitled to withhold medical records based on the privilege against self-incrimination. The court rejected the claim and ruled that this is a statutory document whose preparation and retention are required by law, and it does not constitute personal material protected under the privilege.