Professional Engineers Act 2002

whether the applicant has a conviction, other than a spent conviction, for—

an indictable offence; or

an offence against this Act or the repealed Act; or

another offence, relating to the practice of engineering, against a law applying, or that applied, in the State, the Commonwealth, another State or a foreign country;

if the applicant has been registered under this Act or the repealed Act, or registered to practise as a professional engineer under a law applying, or that applied, in the Commonwealth, another State or a foreign country and the registration was suspended or cancelled—the reason for its suspension or cancellation;

if the applicant has been a member of an association of professional engineers, whether in Australia or a foreign country, and the membership was suspended or cancelled—the reason for its suspension or cancellation;

an order about the applicant made under section 131 or 132 of this Act or section 60 of the repealed Act;

a proceeding taken against the applicant for a matter mentioned in section 36 under a law applying, or that applied, in the Commonwealth, another State or a foreign country;

whether the applicant—

is affected by bankruptcy action; or

is an executive officer of a corporation affected by control action after the commencement of this section;

if the applicant was required to undergo a health assessment—

whether the applicant complied with the requirement; and

whether the applicant cooperated with the medical practitioner appointed to perform the assessment;

whether a health assessment report for the applicant states that the applicant is unable to competently and safely practise as a professional engineer;

whether the board reasonably believes a materially false or misleading representation or document is included in the application;

any other issue relevant to the applicant’s ability to competently practise as a registered professional engineer, including, for example, the applicant’s mental or physical health.