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CONVEYANCERS LICENSING ACT 2003 - SECT 20
Each place of business to be in charge of licensee
20 Each place of business to be in charge of licensee
(1) A licensee who conducts a conveyancing business under a licence at more
than one place of business must employ at each of those places of business
(except the place at which the licensee is personally in charge) as the person
in charge of business at that place a person who is the holder of a licence
that an individual is required to hold to carry on a conveyancing business.
(2) A corporation that conducts a conveyancing business under a licence must
employ as the person in charge at each place of business at which the
corporation carries on business under the licence a person who is the holder
of a licence that an individual is required to hold to carry on a conveyancing
business.
(3) A licensee must not employ a person to be the person in charge
of business at a place of business of the licensee if the person is also
employed to be the person in charge of business at another place of business
of the licensee or at a place of business of another licensee.
(4) A person
employed as the person in charge of business at a place of business of a
licensee must not exercise functions or provide services on behalf of 2 or
more licensees at that place (whether corporations or individuals) unless
those licensees are in partnership.
(5) The Secretary may grant a person an
exemption from a provision of this section. The exemption may be granted
unconditionally or subject to conditions. The Secretary may at any time by
notice in writing to a person granted an exemption revoke the exemption or
vary the conditions of the exemption.
(6) The regulations may specify the
matters to be taken into account by the Secretary in considering whether to
grant a person an exemption from a provision of this section.
: Maximum
penalty-- (a) 200 penalty units in the case of a corporation, or
(b) 100
penalty units in any other case.
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