Licensing process

If a licence holder holds more than 1 high risk work licence, the regulator may issue to the licence holder 1 licence document in relation to some or all those licences.

Despite regulation 92, if a licence document is issued under subregulation (4), the licences to which that licence document related expire on the date that the 1st of those licences expires.

A licence holder must keep the licence document available for inspection under the Act.

Subregulation (1) does not apply if the licence document is not in the licence holder’s possession because — (a) it has been returned to the regulator under regulation 97; or (b) the licence holder has applied for, but has not received, a replacement licence document under regulation 98.

The regulator may direct a licence holder to obtain a reassessment of the competency of the licence holder to carry out the high risk work covered by the licence if the regulator reasonably believes that the licence holder may not be competent to carry out that work. Examples for this regulation: 1. The training or…

If the regulator grants a high risk work licence, the regulator must issue to the applicant a licence document in the form determined by the regulator.

The licence document must include the following — (a) the name of the licence holder; (b) a photograph of the licence holder; (c) the date of birth of the licence holder; (d) a copy of the signature of the licence holder or provision for the inclusion of a copy signature; (e) the class of high…