Section 105 — Definition — Home Building Act 1989 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 105 — Definition — Home Building Act 1989 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Home Building Act 1989 No 147, No provisions

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s 105Definition s 105AOffence—unlicensed insurers and providers s 105BSelf Insurance Corporation taken to be licensed insurer s 105CApplications for insurer licences s 105DApplications for provider licences s 105EApplication requirements s 105FDetermination of application for licence s 105GDuration of licences s 105HConditions of licences s 105IMatters that may be regulated by conditions of licences s 105JMatters not subject to conditions of licences s 105KAssignment of licences s 105LSuspension of licences s 105MImposition of civil penalty on or censure of licence holder s 105NCancellation of licences s 105OAssignment of contracts of insurance following cancellation of licence and in other cases s 105PRecords and evidence relating to licences s 105QAdministrative reviews of licensing decisions by Civil and Administrative Tribunal s 105RPublication of information about licence holders

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Part 6C—Insurers and providers

Division 1—Licences

105 Definition

In this Part—

licence holder means a licensed insurer or a licensed provider.

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