This legislation has been repealed.
(1) This clause applies in respect of a person who:(a) is the former holder of a general auctioneer's licence that ceased to have effect because of Schedule 2 to the Act, and(b) has appealed under clause 5 of that Schedule against a decision of the Director-General under clause 4 of that Schedule.
(2) A Local Court may make orders providing that, from 1 May 1993 or the date of the order (whichever is the later) until the determination or withdrawal of the appeal, the person is taken to be the holder of either or both of the following:(a) a real estate agent's licence restricted in its operation under section 22 (1A) of the Act to the auctioning of land other than land that is used for agricultural or pastoral purposes and that is more than 2.5 hectares in area,(b) a stock and station agent's licence restricted in its operation under section 22 (1A) of the Act to the auctioning of land used for agricultural or pastoral purposes or the auctioning of livestock or to the auctioning of both.
(3) A person in respect of whom a Local Court makes such an order must notify the Director-General in writing within 7 days after the making of the order.
(4) If the date on which the person's general auctioneer's licence would have expired had it not ceased to have effect is reached during the currency of the order, the person must, within 21 days after that date, pay to the Director-General a renewal fee appropriate to the licence of which the person is taken to be the holder.