Social Workers Registration Act 2003

Register and Registrar - Register of Social Workers

124: Certificates of registered information

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"Get a certificate with a social worker's registered information"

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If you ask for it and pay the fee (if there is one), the Registrar will give you a certificate. This certificate will have all the current information about a particular person from the Register, except for their home address. The certificate will also say that it has all the current information about the person (except for their home address) and will be signed and dated by the Registrar.

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Part 7Register and Registrar
Register of Social Workers

124Certificates of registered information

  1. On payment of the fee (if any) set by the Board, the Registrar must give a person who asks for it a certificate—

  2. stating all the current information then entered in the Register in relation to a particular person (other than the person’s home address); and
    1. stating that it is all the current information then entered in the Register in relation to the person (other than the person’s home address); and
      1. signed and dated by the Registrar.
        Notes
        • Section 124(a): amended, on , by section 23 of the Social Workers Registration Amendment Act 2025 (2025 No 17).
        • Section 124(b): amended, on , by section 23 of the Social Workers Registration Amendment Act 2025 (2025 No 17).