To apply for recognition under section 101, section 103, or section 105, you must fill out the form in the right way. The Director-General says how to do this. You also need to pay the application fee if there is one.
You have to follow the rules to apply for recognition. The Director-General sets these rules. You pay a fee when you apply, if a fee is needed.
When you apply, you do it in a certain way and pay a fee if you have to. The Director-General decides how you apply. You must pay the fee if there is one to apply for recognition.
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106: Interrelationship between sections 101 to 105, or
"You can have multiple roles and be recognised differently under the law for each one."
108: Director-General may require further information, or
"The boss can ask for more details when you apply for something, and you must give them the information they need."
An application for recognition under section 101, 103, or 105 must—
