Dictionary
Schedule 2 Dictionary
section 3
associate, of an applicant, for part 2, see section 5.
register means the register of licences kept under section 103 of the Act.
related person, in relation to an applicant, for part 2, see section 5.
serious criminal offence means—
an offence against an Act or another law of the State, the Commonwealth, another State or another country involving any of the following and punishable on conviction by imprisonment for 2 years or more—
the intentional use of violence towards another person;
the causing of death or injury to a person;
the endangerment of the life or health of a person;
the rape or sexual assault of a person;
the indecent treatment of a child;
child pornography;
the abduction, kidnapping or deprivation of liberty of a person;
the theft of property;
the importation or exportation of, dealing with, trafficking in, or production of, drugs;
burglary or the unlawful entry of property;
the importation, sale, misuse or concealment of weapons;
fraud, dishonesty, extortion or bribery;
the damage or destruction of property or the environment;
a breach of the peace or public order;
the hindrance of, or interference with, the administration of law or justice or the conduct of a government entity or public authority;
an offence against an Act or another law of the State, the Commonwealth, another State or another country of counselling or procuring the commission of an offence mentioned in paragraph (a); or
an offence against an Act or another law of the State, the Commonwealth, another State or another country of attempting, or of conspiring, to commit an offence mentioned in paragraph (a).
tier 1 business, for an application for a licence or an application for a renewal or restoration of a licence, means—
for a business that did not operate in the financial year immediately preceding the day the application is made—the business is projected to pay a total amount of wages in the financial year in which the application is made and the next financial year of less than $1.5m; or
otherwise—the business paid a total amount of wages of less than $1.5m in the financial year preceding the day on which the application is made.
tier 2 business, for an application for a licence or an application for a renewal or restoration of a licence, means—
for a business that did not operate in the financial year immediately preceding the day the application is made—the business is projected to pay a total amount of wages in the financial year in which the application is made and the next financial year of $1.5m or more but less than $5m; or
otherwise—the business paid a total amount of wages of $1.5m or more but less than $5m in the financial year preceding the day on which the application is made.
tier 3 business, for an application for a licence or an application for a renewal or restoration of a licence, means—
for a business that did not operate in the financial year immediately preceding the day the application is made—the business is projected to pay a total amount of wages in the financial year in which the application is made and the next financial year of $5m or more; or
otherwise—the business paid a total amount of wages of $5m or more in the financial year preceding the day on which the application is made.
wages has the meaning given by the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003.
WHS undertaking, for part 2, see section 5.
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