Architects Regulations 2005

An application for the Board’s consent to a registered person’s or a licensed corporation’s practising architecture under any name other than the name of the person or corporation as recorded in the register is to be —

made in writing in a manner and form determined by the Board; and

accompanied by the fee prescribed by regulation 21 in relation to the application.

The applicant is to provide the Board with any further information that the Board requires in any particular case and is to verify the information by statutory declaration if required by the Board to do so.

Without limiting the kinds of condition that the Board may impose in relation to the name of the practice, the Board may impose as a condition of the giving of its consent —

a requirement that the name and registration number of the registered person who has ultimate responsibility for the architectural work done by the applicant is displayed on all the applicant’s stationery, advertisements, job signs and other information given to the public about the applicant’s architectural work;

a requirement that the applicant must ensure that a certificate of registration issued to the registered person who has ultimate responsibility for the architectural work done by the applicant is available for inspection by any person during business hours at the applicant’s registered address.