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Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007

Regulation of immigration advisers - Immigration Advisers Authority and Registrar of Immigration Advisers

34: Immigration Advisers Authority established

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“A special group is set up to look after immigration advisers”

The Immigration Advisers Authority is a group that works within the Department. It’s made up of two main parts. First, there’s a person called the Registrar of Immigration Advisers. The chief executive chooses this person for the job using the Public Service Act 2020. Second, there are other people who work in the Authority. The chief executive also chooses these people using the same law. The number of these other people can change depending on what’s needed.

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Immigration Advisers Authority and Registrar of Immigration Advisers

34Immigration Advisers Authority established

  1. The Immigration Advisers Authority is established as a body within the Department.

  2. The Authority consists of—

  3. a Registrar of Immigration Advisers, appointed by the chief executive under the Public Service Act 2020; and
    1. such number of other persons as the chief executive appoints to the Authority under that Act.

      Notes
      • Section 34(2)(a): amended, on , by section 135 of the Public Service Act 2020 (2020 No 40).