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297: Effect of licensing suspension
or “When someone's building licence is suspended, they can't work as a builder until the suspension ends.”
You could also call this:

“A list of people allowed to build things that the government keeps track of”

The Registrar has to create and keep a register of licensed building practitioners. This register must follow the rules set out in this Act and the regulations.

The Registrar needs to put certain information in the register. This includes the name of every licensed building practitioner. It also includes other information about each person, as listed in section 301, if that information applies to them.

The Registrar might need to add other information to the register too. This could be because it’s required, allowed, or instructed by this part of the Act or by the regulations.

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Next up: 299: Purpose of register

or “The register helps people find and learn about licensed building workers, and assists officials with their duties.”
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Part 4 Regulation of building practitioners
Licensing and disciplining of building practitioners: Register of licensed building practitioners

298Register of licensed building practitioners

  1. The Registrar must establish and maintain, in accordance with this Act and the regulations, a register of licensed building practitioners.

  2. The Registrar must enter in the register—

  3. the name of every licensed building practitioner; and
    1. the information about that person that is specified in section 301 to the extent that the information is relevant to that person.

      1. The Registrar must make any other entries in the register that may be required, permitted, or directed to be entered by or under this subpart or the regulations.

      Notes
      • Section 298(1): amended, on , by section 70 of the Building Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 4).