Type of work that is authorised by registration
5 Type of work that is authorised by registration
The type of work that is authorised to be carried out by a person holding a particular class of registration as a practitioner is the type of work specified in this Schedule in relation to that class of registration to the extent that the work is within the practitioner’s competence.
Despite subclause (1), a registered practitioner is authorised to carry out the type of work specified in relation to a class of registration only where that is otherwise consistent with conditions or restrictions on the registered practitioner’s registration.
To avoid doubt, Schedule 1, Part 2, Division 3 does not authorise a person to do anything that requires a licence under the Home Building Act 1989.
Note—
See the Home Building Act 1989, which provides that a person must hold a particular licence under that Act to carry out building work that is class 2 building work.
In this clause—
type of work means the preparation of a regulated design, provision of a compliance declaration or carrying out of building work or professional engineering work.
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