Code of conduct for brokers
71ZB Code of conduct for brokers
The regulations may prescribe a code of conduct for brokers.
The regulations may create an offence of failing to comply with the code of conduct or a specific provision of the code of conduct (a relevant offence).
The Secretary may issue a public statement, in a way determined by the Secretary—
identifying a broker found guilty of a relevant offence, and
providing details of the commission of the relevant offence.
In this section—
broker means a person who provides brokerage services to another person in return for a commission, fee or other financial benefit.
brokerage services means one or more of the following services—
providing advice about a dealing in an access licence or holding in an access licence,
dealing in an access licence or holding in an access licence for another person,
investigating a prospective dealing in an access licence or holding in an access licence for another person,
preparing and submitting documents necessary for a dealing in an access licence or holding in an access licence for another person.
This provision refers to the regulations (The regulations may prescribe
). Made under this Act:
- Gumly Gumly Private Irrigation District Board of Management (General) By-law 1997 · Regulation
- Hay Private Irrigation District Board of Management (Water Rights) By-law 1999 · Regulation
- Moira Board of Management (General) By-law 1989 · Regulation
8 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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