Conditional registration—role‑based registration

In force

(1)

The commissioner may register a person (a role-based registration) subject to 1 or both of the following conditions:

(a)

that the person engage only in stated regulated activities;

(b)

that the person engage in regulated activities only for a stated employer.

Example—role-based registration a person with a criminal record is registered but may only work as a counsellor in a particular correctional centre

(2)

Before giving a person a role-based registration, the commissioner may—

(a)

consult, in accordance with the risk assessment guidelines, with 1 or more independent advisors; and

(b)

consider any relevant advice given.

(3)

A regulation may prescribe information that a person or an employer must give the commissioner before the commissioner may give the person a role-based registration.

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42B Conditional registration—role‑based registration