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Licences and approvals - Curator licences - Conditions of curator licence

106: Conditions of curator licence: other

You could also call this:

"Rules to follow with a curator licence"

If you get a curator licence, it may have extra conditions that you must follow. The chief executive decides what these conditions are. You must do what these conditions say. If you break one of these conditions, you may get a notice to fix the problem, or your licence might be suspended. You could also get a fine, if the rules say that is what happens for that kind of breach. In serious cases, your curator licence could be taken away.

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105: Condition of curator licence: secure storage requirements, or

"Storing arms and ammo safely with a curator licence"

107: Duration of curator licence, or

"How long a curator licence lasts"

Part 3Licences and approvals
Curator licences: Conditions of curator licence

106Conditions of curator licence: other

A curator licence may be issued subject to any other conditions the chief executive considers appropriate.
The holder of a curator licence who breaches a condition that their licence is subject to under subsection (1) may—
be issued with an improvement notice under section 181; or
be issued with a notice of suspension under section 145; or
be issued with an infringement notice under section 276, if the breach is specified as an infringement offence in regulations; or
have their curator licence revoked under section 153.