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PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS LICENSING ACT - SECT 22A

Deciding application for registration as journeyman

    (1)     On receipt of the application, the Board:

        (a)     may make the inquiries regarding the qualifications, experience and competence of the applicant it considers appropriate; and

        (b)     must either grant or refuse to grant the application.

    (2)     The Board may grant the application only if satisfied the applicant:

        (a)     has successfully completed the academic course or courses, and the practical training, approved by the Board as appropriate to the applicant; or

        (b)     holds a reciprocity certificate (operative level) issued by a member authority of ANZRA; or

        (c)     holds an equivalent qualification gained elsewhere than in Australia or New Zealand that is recognised by ANZRA; or

        (d)     has another qualification and experience that, in the Board's assessment, are a sufficient basis for registration.

    (3)     If the applicant holds a qualification mentioned in subsection (2)(c), the Board must be satisfied:

        (a)     if the qualification was obtained in a country where instruction in the trades of plumbing and draining is given in English – the applicant has been employed in Australia in the relevant trade as an unqualified worker under the supervision of qualified tradesmen for at least 3 months; or

        (b)     if paragraph (a) does not apply, the applicant:

            (i)     has been employed in Australia in the relevant trade as an unqualified worker under the supervision of qualified tradesmen for at least 12 months; and

            (ii)     is able to give and receive oral and written instructions in English.

    (4)     If the Board decides to grant the application, it must promptly:

        (a)     register the applicant as a journeyman in the trade of plumbing or draining or both the trades; and

        (b)     issue and send to the applicant a registration card.

    (5)     If the Board decides to refuse to grant the application, it must promptly give the applicant an information notice for the decision.



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