Professional Engineers Act 2002

the board believes on reasonable grounds the registered professional engineer was registered because of a materially false or misleading representation or document; or

the registered professional engineer is—

affected by bankruptcy action; or

an executive officer of a corporation affected by control action; or

the registered professional engineer’s registration to practise as a professional engineer under a law applying, or that applied, in the Commonwealth, another State or a foreign country has been cancelled under that law for disciplinary reasons; or

the registered professional engineer’s membership of an association of professional engineers, whether in Australia or a foreign country, has been cancelled under the association’s rules for disciplinary reasons; or

an order about the registered professional engineer is made under section 131 or 132; or

a proceeding is taken against the registered professional engineer for a matter mentioned in section 36 under a law applying in the Commonwealth, another State or a foreign country; or

the registered professional engineer is convicted of—

an indictable offence; or

an offence against this Act; or

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

the registered professional engineer has contravened a condition of the engineer’s registration; or

the registered professional engineer is required to undergo a health assessment and—

the engineer does not comply with the requirement; or

the engineer does not cooperate with the medical practitioner appointed to perform the assessment; or

a health assessment report for the registered professional engineer states that the engineer is unable to competently and safely practise as an engineer.