This page contains different parts of laws about Job licenses.
27: Certificates of appointment
30C: Duration and renewal of accreditation
30D: Revocation of accreditation
282A: Purposes of licensing building practitioners
7: Requirement for aviation document
10: Criteria for fit and proper person test
27D: Medical examination, report, and disclosure
46: Acting without necessary aviation document
39A: Accreditation
74: Restrictions on doing or assisting with prescribed electrical work
77: Exemption for trainees
78: Board may issue limited certificate for purposes of section 77
118: Duration of employer licence
121: Board must give employer licence holder reasonable opportunity to be heard
122: Miscellaneous provisions concerning actions under section 120
124: Register of electrical workers
125: Registrar must enter matters in register
126: Purpose of register
127: Form of register
128: Matters to be contained in register
129: Historical registration and licence information and documentation to be included in register
130: Duty to notify change of address
131: Duty to notify change of name
132: Revision of register
133: Restoration of registration or licence
134: Board may direct Registrar to record cancellation, suspension, or order
135: Alterations to register
136: Register to be public
137: Restricting public access to information and documents on register
138: Search of register
142: Persons to whom this Part applies
143: Disciplinary offence
148: Electrical Workers Registration Board
149: Functions of Board
150: Membership
151: Registrar
160: False declarations and representations
161: Unlicensed or unregistered person must not claim to be licensed or registered
162: Offence to engage in prescribed electrical work in breach of section 74
163: Offence to employ person to engage in prescribed electrical work in breach of section 74
179: Certificate of compliance where prescribed electrical work covered by building consent
182: Transitional provisions relating to proceedings, etc
Schedule 2: Provisions applying in respect of Electrical Workers Registration Board
Schedule 5: Regulations and orders revoked
84: Classes of registration may be designated by Board
85: Board may prescribe other registration and licensing matters
86: Minimum standards for registration
87: Principles guiding prescribing of registration and licensing matters
88: Board must consult before making notices
91: Entitlement to registration
92: Applications for registration
93: Board may issue provisional licence pending consideration of application
94: Duration of provisional licence
95: Board to consider application
96: Board to register applicant or decline application
97: Registration subject to terms and conditions
98: Practising licence required
99: Entitlement to practising licence
100: Applications for practising licence
101: Board to consider application
102: Board to issue practising licence or decline application
103: Practising licence subject to terms and conditions
104: Duration of practising licence
105: Applications for renewal of practising licence
106: Renewal of practising licence
107: Board may grant exemptions from registration and practising licence requirements and conditions
108: Competence programmes
109: Unsatisfactory results of competence programme
110: Cancellation and suspension generally
111: Effect of suspension
112: Board may cancel registration or licence if obtained wrongfully
113: Cancellation or suspension of overseas qualification, certificate, registration, or licence
114: Board may delegate power to Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Board to act under this subpart
115: Employer licence
147B: Duties of investigator supplied with warrant of authority
147G: Board must hold hearing if investigator reports that complaint should be considered by Board
147H: Notice of disciplinary proceedings
147I: Interim suspension or disqualification
147J: Form of interim suspension or disqualification order
147K: Revocation of interim suspension or disqualification
147L: Board must take reasonable steps to hold hearing as soon as practicable if it makes interim suspension or disqualification order
147M: Disciplinary powers of Board
147P: Suspension, restriction, or disqualification may take effect immediately
147Q: Effect of disqualification
147R: Consequences of failure to comply with order to pass examination, complete competence programme, or attend course of instruction
147V: Appointment of persons to assist investigator
147ZA: Appeals
156B: Notice and service of documents by Board, member, Registrar, or investigator
163A: Offence to fail to comply with condition of employer licence
163D: Other offences
84: Licensed building practitioner must carry out or supervise restricted building work
85: Offences relating to carrying out or supervising restricted building work
86: Offence to engage another person to carry out or supervise restricted building work if person is not licensed building practitioner
199: Offence to perform functions of building consent authority if not authorised
206: Chief executive must supply warrant
286: Entitlement to be licensed
288: Registrar to license applicant or decline application
291: Automatic licensing of people registered under other enactments
292: Licensed building practitioner must meet applicable minimum standards for licensing to continue
293: Consequences of failure to meet applicable minimum standards for licensing
294: Cancellation of licensing
295: Mandatory licensing suspension
296: Voluntary licensing suspension
299: Purpose of register
302: Obligation to notify Registrar of change in circumstances
303: Registrar must contact licensed building practitioners on annual basis
304: Alterations to register
313: Certificate of Registrar to be conclusive evidence
317: Grounds for discipline of licensed building practitioners
318: Disciplinary penalties
319: Non-payment of fines or costs
328: Enforcement of actions
330: Right of appeal
343: Board's functions
345: Criteria for appointment
353: Rules relating to licensed building practitioners
17: Other matters relevant to fitness for licensing
19: Granting of licence
22: Duration of licence
30C: General safety criteria
30E: Additional criteria for large passenger service
30ZB: Application of subpart
33A: Offence to operate as driving instructor without authorisation
87D: Immediate suspension of transport service driver and other persons in interests of public safety
159: Rules concerning land transport documents
90C: Meaning of relevant interest
314A: Code of ethics for licensed building practitioners
5: Registration of person carrying on business as auctioneer
8: Application for registration to carry on business as auctioneer
188: Offence to impersonate health and safety medical practitioner
192: Role of designated agencies
203: Meaning of authorised
206: Requirements for authorisation of work
207: Requirements for prescribed qualifications or experience
108A: Duties of independently qualified person
22D: Financial adviser may be deregistered if not engaged by provider for extended period
272ZE: Investigation following urgent suspension
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