(1) If a person
applies for a provisional licence, the Chief Health Officer must —
(a) if
satisfied as mentioned in subregulation (2) — grant the
licence; or
(b) if
not so satisfied — refuse to grant the licence.
(2) The Chief Health
Officer must be satisfied that the applicant —
(a) has
reached 17 years of age; and
(b) is
medically fit to handle —
(i)
pesticides that are not restricted‑use pesticides;
and
(ii)
any restricted‑use pesticides that are to be
specified in the licence;
and
(c) is
adequately qualified to undertake, under the direction of a licensed
technician, pest management treatments of the kinds to be endorsed on the
licence; and
(d)
intends to acquire, during the period of the licence, sufficient knowledge and
skills to enable the applicant to become a licensed technician; and
(e) is a
fit and proper person to hold a licence.
[Regulation 39 amended: Gazette
10 Jan 2017 p. 272‑3.]