Information about other licences
8 Information about other licences
This section applies if the applicant or an associate of the applicant has applied for, or held—
an interstate licence under a corresponding law; or
a licence, accreditation or other authority, under an Act, to carry on a business or carry out an occupation.
For section 13(3)(c)(iv) of the Act, the information prescribed includes whether, within 5 years before the application is made—
the application was refused; or
any of the following happened—
a condition was imposed on the licence, accreditation or authority;
the licence, accreditation or authority was suspended or cancelled;
other disciplinary action was taken in relation to the licence, accreditation or authority.
In this section—
corresponding law means a law, or former law, of another State or the Commonwealth that provides for, or provided for the same, or substantially the same, matter as the Act.
interstate licence means a licence, however described, issued under a corresponding law that is similar to a licence under the Act.
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