Residential Services (Accreditation) Act 2002

If the service provider for a registered service proposes to conduct the service in premises other than the registered premises, the service provider may apply to the chief executive for an amendment of registration.

The application must—

be in the approved form; and

state whether the service is proposed to be conducted in the new premises as well as, or instead of, the current registered premises; and

be signed by the service provider; and

be accompanied by—

a building compliance notice for the new premises issued within the previous 12 months; and

the prescribed fire safety document for the new premises; and

be accompanied by the fee prescribed under a regulation.

The service provider also must provide any other relevant information reasonably required by the chief executive to decide the application.

The chief executive must decide the application by amending, or refusing to amend, the registration to show the new premises as the registered premises.

If the application is made under this section, the chief executive must amend the registration to show the new premises as the registered premises.

If the chief executive decides the application by amending the registration to show the new premises as the registered premises, the chief executive must give the service provider a notice of the decision, stating the day on which the registration has effect.

If the service provider has requested that the registration take effect on a stated day not later than 3 months after the application is made, and the application has been decided by that day, the notice under subsection (6) must state that day as the day on which the registration has effect.