Evidence prescribed (Act s. 47(2a))
23 Evidence prescribed (Act s. 47(2a))
For the purposes of section 47(2a)(a) and (b), evidence to accompany an application for the issue of a temporary licence is the original or a certified copy of the licence, registration or other authorisation to carry out the activity or activities for which the temporary licence is sought —
issued under a law of the State or Territory of residence of the applicant; and
bearing the name, date of birth and photograph of the applicant.
An application for a temporary licence referred to in section 42A is to be accompanied by a written statement by the holder of an appropriate agent’s licence stating that he or she —
has offered to employ the applicant if the temporary licence is granted; and
setting out —
the period for which the licence is required; and
the time and location of the event, occasion or activity in respect of which the licence is required.
An application for a temporary licence referred to in section 42B is to be accompanied by a written notice setting out —
the period for which the licence is required; and
the time and location of the event, occasion or activity in respect of which the licence is required.
The requirements set out in subregulations (2) and (3) are prescribed for the purposes of section 47(2a)(c).
[Regulation 23 inserted: Gazette 4 Dec 2009 p. 4899.]
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