New South Wales Consolidated Acts

LICENSING AND REGISTRATION (UNIFORM PROCEDURES) ACT 2002 - SECT 49

49 Issue of certificate of registration

(1) A registration authority that grants an application for registration:

(a) must record the following particulars in the relevant register:

(i) the name of the registered person,

(ii) the kind of registration it is, whether by reference to the provision of the relevant registration legislation or otherwise,

(iii) the authority conferred by registration and (in the case of registration that is subject to discretionary conditions) a statement to that effect,

(iv) the date on which registration comes into force and (in the case of fixed-term registration) the date on which registration expires, and

(b) must record in the relevant register such other particulars as the relevant registration legislation requires to be recorded in the register, and

(c) may record in the relevant register such other particulars as the relevant registration legislation authorises to be recorded in the register, and

(d) must issue a certificate of registration to the applicant.

(2) The certificate of registration is to be issued:

(a) if the relevant registration legislation requires payment of any fee in connection with registration before the certificate is issued, on payment of the fee, or

(b) in any other case, when notice of the decision is served on the applicant as referred to in section 48.

(3) A certificate of registration:

(a) must be in a form approved by the registration authority, and

(b) must include the following particulars:

(i) a unique identifier,

(ii) the particulars recorded in the register under subsection (1) (a), and

(c) may include such other particulars as the registration authority considers appropriate to include in the certificate.

(4) The registration authority may issue replacement certificates of registration not only in response to an application by the registered person under Division 2 but also whenever there is a change in the particulars recorded in the register under subsection (1) (a) in relation to the registered person.

(5) A certificate of registration may indicate the kind of registration it refers to, and the authority conferred by registration, by reference to words, codes or symbols prescribed for that purpose by the relevant registration legislation.

(6) A single document may contain one or more certificates of registration together with one or more licences under Part 2.