Surveyors Act 2003

This section does not apply to a former registrant.

If QCAT decides the registrant has engaged in professional misconduct, QCAT may do all or any of the following—

advise, caution or reprimand the registrant;

order the registrant to do either or both of the following—

pay to the board a fine of an amount not more than the equivalent of 200 penalty units;

correct, at the registrant’s expense and within the reasonable period stated in the order, any work the subject of the disciplinary action QCAT finds to be defective;

impose conditions on the registrant’s registration, including, for example, a condition requiring the registrant—

not to carry out a particular type of survey until the registrant satisfies the board the registrant has the relevant competency for the type of survey; or

to restrict the registrant’s surveying practice to carrying out a particular type of survey, until the registrant satisfies the board the registrant has the relevant competency for other types of survey; or

to carry out surveys under supervision; or

to report to the board, within a stated reasonable time and in a stated reasonable way, about the registrant’s compliance with conditions imposed by QCAT;

suspend the registrant’s registration or registration endorsement for not more than 3 years;

cancel the registrant’s registration or registration endorsement;

if QCAT cancels the registrant’s registration, set conditions under which the registrant may re-apply for registration;

order the registrant—

to do anything else QCAT considers appropriate; or

to refrain from doing anything QCAT considers inappropriate.

An amount ordered to be paid under subsection (2)(b)(i) is a debt payable by the registrant to the board.