Grounds for finding that a person is not a suitable person to carry out certification work
5 Grounds for finding that a person is not a suitable person to carry out certification work
For the purposes of section 7(2)(h) of the Act, the Secretary may form an opinion that a person is not a suitable person to carry out certification work if—
the person is disqualified from holding a relevant authorisation, or
a relevant authorisation held by the person has been cancelled or suspended, or
the person has been convicted of an offence, or disciplinary action has been taken against the person, in the person’s capacity as the holder (or former holder) of a relevant authorisation.
In this clause—
relevant authorisation means—
accreditation to carry out regulated work, or
registration as an architect under the Architects Act 2003, or
a contractor licence, supervisor certificate, tradesperson certificate or owner-builder permit under the Home Building Act 1989, or
a licence, certificate, accreditation, registration or other authorisation or qualification that is issued or conferred under the laws of another jurisdiction and that authorises the holder to carry out work that is similar to the work authorised by an authorisation specified in paragraph (a) or (b).
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