Architects Act 2004

The architects board may put a condition on a person’s registration—

on registration; or

when the registration is renewed.

The ACAT may also direct the registrar to place a condition on a person’s registration (see ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2008, s 66 (2) (g) (i)).

A condition on registration may relate to—

the term of the registration; or

the kind of architecture the person is registered to practise; or

anything else relating to the practice of architecture that the architects board considers appropriate.

In considering whether to place a condition on a person’s registration, the architects board must take into consideration the following:

any relevant experience;

any history of complaints about the person’s conduct in relation to the provision of architectural services;

any disciplinary action taken in relation to the person under this Act or a corresponding Act of a local jurisdiction;

the need to protect the public from harm, for example, by limiting the public’s exposure to a financially insecure provider of architectural services.