Victorian Current Acts

BUILDING ACT 1993 - SECT 187G

    (1)     The Authority must grant a provisional licence to an applicant as a building employee in a class of building employee if the Authority is satisfied that—

        (a)     the applicant holds—

              (i)     the prescribed qualification for the licence; or

              (ii)     (unless the regulations otherwise provide in relation to a particular class) a qualification that the Authority considers is, either alone or together with any further knowledge, certificate, authority, experience or examination, equivalent to the prescribed qualification; or

              (iii)     the prescribed knowledge for the licence; and

        (b)     the applicant has any prescribed experience for the licence; and

        (c)     the applicant has or holds any prescribed prerequisite for the licence; and

        (d)     the applicant has paid the appropriate application fee—

              (i)     determined in accordance with the guidelines under Division 1 of Part 12; or

              (ii)     prescribed by the regulations; and

        (e)     the applicant meets any other prescribed requirements.

    (2)     The Authority must not grant a provisional licence under subsection (1) if it is not satisfied of the matters specified in that subsection.

    (3)     The Authority is not required to conduct a hearing to determine whether to grant a provisional licence or refuse to grant a provisional licence.

S. 187H inserted by No. 46/2018 s. 21.