Other means of proving applicant’s identity prescribed (Act s. 14(a)(iv))
10 Other means of proving applicant’s identity prescribed (Act s. 14(a)(iv))
For the purposes of section 14(a)(iv), evidence of the identity of a person applying for the issue of a licence may consist of any one of the following —
a certificate of the applicant’s Australian citizenship;
a document establishing the discharge of the applicant from any of the Australian defence forces;
a document establishing the applicant’s appointment as a Justice of the Peace;
a certificate of the applicant’s identity issued by the department of the Commonwealth public service responsible for the administration of foreign affairs;
a certificate of the applicant’s descent issued by the department of the Commonwealth public service responsible for the administration of immigration or issued by a consulate within Australia;
a current photo card, as defined in the Western Australian Photo Card Regulations 2014 regulation 3, held by the applicant.
[Regulation 10 amended: Gazette 5 Aug 2014 p. 2833.]
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