{"id":"commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001","name":"COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE AGENTS LICENSING REGULATIONS 2001","slug":"commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001","collection":"regulation","jurisdiction":"nt","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":174439,"registerId":"nt-commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-05","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE AGENTS LICENSING REGULATIONS 2001","content":"NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA\nCOMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE AGENTS LICENSING REGULATIONS 2001\nAs in force at 27 November 2023\nTable of provisions\nPart 1 Preliminary matters\n1 Citation ............................................................................................ 1\n2 Commencement .............................................................................. 1\n3 Definition.......................................................................................... 1\nPart 2 Approval of agents' managers under\nsection 17E of the Act\n4 Application to be agent's manager .................................................. 1\n5 Director may require additional information ..................................... 2\n6 Grounds for refusing to approve person as manager ...................... 2\n7 Approval of manager ....................................................................... 3\n8 Duration of approval ........................................................................ 3\n9 Revocation of approval .................................................................... 4\n10 Prescribed reviewable decisions and affected persons ................... 4\nPart 3 Other matters\n11 Processing fee ................................................................................. 5\n13 Licence fee ...................................................................................... 5\n15 Prescribed records etc. .................................................................... 5\n16 Offences for which infringement notices may be issued and\namounts payable under infringement notice etc. ............................. 8\n17 Repeal ............................................................................................. 8\nSchedule 2 Infringement offences and penalties\nSchedule 3 Repealed Regulations\nENDNOTES\n\n\n\nNORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA\n____________________\nAs in force at 27 November 2023\n____________________\nCOMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE AGENTS LICENSING REGULATIONS 2001\nRegulations under the Commercial and Private Agents Licensing\nAct 1979\nPart 1 Preliminary matters\n1 Citation\nThese Regulations may be cited as the Commercial and Private\nAgents Licensing Regulations 2001.\n2 Commencement\nThese Regulations come into operation on the commencement of\nthe Commercial and Private Agents Amendment Act 2000.\n3 Definition\nIn these Regulations, ADI has the same meaning as in the Banking\nAct 1959 of the Commonwealth.\nPart 2 Approval of agents' managers under\nsection 17E of the Act\n4 Application to be agent's manager\n(1) An individual who intends to be the manager of a place where an\nagent carries on or will carry on business must apply to the Director\nto be approved as the agent's manager at that place.\n(2) The application is to:\n(a) be in writing; and\n(b) be accompanied by an application fee of 55 revenue units.\n(3) The Director must not accept the application unless it is in an\napproved form.\n\nPart 2 Approval of agents' managers under section 17E of the Act\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 2\n5 Director may require additional information\n(1) The Director may request an applicant under regulation 4 to:\n(a) provide information additional to that contained in his or her\napplication; or\n(b) provide a document relating to information contained in the\napplication or the additional information; or\n(c) appear personally before the Director and provide further\ninformation in connection with the application.\n(2) The Director may make enquiries to ascertain the suitability of the\napplicant to be a manager.\n6 Grounds for refusing to approve person as manager\n(1) The Director must refuse to approve a person as an agent's\nmanager if:\n(a) the person is less than 18 years of age; or\n(b) the person is disqualified under section 17P of the Act from\nholding a licence; or\n(c) the person is taking the benefit of a law for the relief of\nbankrupt or insolvent debtors or is a person whose\nremuneration is being assigned for the benefit of creditors; or\n(d) the person fails to comply with a request of the Director under\nregulation 5; or\n(e) in the opinion of the Director, the applicant is not likely to\nmanage the business of the agent honestly and fairly; or\n(f) in the opinion of the Director, the person is in any other way\nnot a fit and proper person to manage the business of the\nagent; or\n(g) in the opinion of the Director, the person is a person to whom\nthe Director would, if that person were applying for a licence,\nrefuse to grant the licence.\n\nPart 2 Approval of agents' managers under section 17E of the Act\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 3\n(2) Without limiting subregulation (1)(e), (f) or (g), in determining\nwhether a person is a fit and proper person to manage the business\nof an agent, the Director must have regard to whether the person:\n(a) has, during the period of 10 years immediately before the date\nthe applicant made his or her application, been found guilty of\nor served a part of a term of imprisonment for an offence\n(wherever committed) involving fraud, dishonesty or physical\nviolence; or\n(b) was, at the time the application was made, the subject of a\ncharge in relation to such an offence ; or\n(c) has at any time been found guilty of an offence against the\nAct, these Regulations, any other regulations made under the\nAct, or any other enactment administered by the Minister.\n7 Approval of manager\n(1) Unless the Director is required to refuse to approve a person as a\nmanager under regulation 6, the Director must approve a person as\nthe manager of a place where an agent carries on or will carry on\nbusiness.\n(2) The Director must notify, in writing, an applicant for approval as a\nmanager that the applicant:\n(a) is approved as manager; or\n(b) is not approved as manager;\nwithin 45 days of the date on which the applicant's application was\nmade.\n(3) A notice under subregulation (2)(b) must:\n(a) set out the Director's reasons for the decision; and\n(b) state that the applicant may make an application to NTCAT for\nreview of the decision under section 35 of the Act.\n8 Duration of approval\n(1) An approval of a person as manager given under regulation 7 has\neffect:\n(a) until the expiry of the licence of the agent for whom he or she\nis manager; or\n(b) until the licence of the agent is revoked; or\n\nPart 2 Approval of agents' managers under section 17E of the Act\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 4\n(c) until the licence of the agent is surrendered; or\n(d) subject to subregulation (2) – unless the agent dies or, if the\nagent is a corporation, unless it is dissolved.\n(2) Subregulation (1)(d) does not apply if the Director authorises a\nperson under section 17F(2) of the Act to carry on the deceased\nagent's business as an agent and that person carries on the\ndeceased agent's business in accordance with the authorisation.\n9 Revocation of approval\n(1) The Director may revoke an approval of a person as manager given\nunder regulation 7 if the approval was obtained by means of fraud\nor misrepresentation.\n(2) If the Director revokes an approval, the Director must notify, in\nwriting, both the person whose approval is revoked and the agent\nfor whom the person is manager.\n(3) The notice under subregulation (2) is to:\n(a) specify the reasons why the Director is revoking the approval;\nand\n(b) specify either that the revocation takes effect on the date the\nperson whose approval is revoked receives the notice or on\nthe later date specified in the notice; and\n(c) state that the person whose approval is revoked may make an\napplication to NTCAT for review of the decision under\nsection 35 of the Act.\n10 Prescribed reviewable decisions and affected persons\n(1) For section 35(1)(b) of the Act, each of the following decisions of\nthe Director is prescribed to be a reviewable decision:\n(a) a decision under regulation 6 to refuse to approve a person as\na manager;\n(b) a decision under regulation 9(1) to revoke the approval of a\nperson as manager.\n(2) For section 35(2)(b) of the Act, each of the following persons is\nprescribed to be an affected person for the reviewable decisions\nspecified in subregulation (1):\n(a) for a decision specified in subregulation (1)(a) – the applicant\nunder regulation 4;\n\nPart 3 Other matters\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 5\n(b) for a decision specified in subregulation (1)(b) – the person\nwhose approval is revoked by the Director.\nPart 3 Other matters\n11 Processing fee\nFor section 7(4)(c) of the Act, the prescribed processing fee is\n115 revenue units.\n13 Licence fee\nThe prescribed licence fee to be paid before a licence is issued\nunder section 17A of the Act is as follows:\n(a) for a licence period of 3 years – 100 revenue units;\n(b) for a licence period of 5 years – 149 revenue units.\n15 Prescribed records etc.\n(1) For section 25(1) of the Act, the prescribed records and other\ndocuments to be kept by an agent are records specifying:\n(a) for an agent acting in connection with ascertaining the location\nof any goods delivered pursuant to a hire-purchase\nagreement, bill of sale, goods mortgage or consumer lease:\n(i) the full name and address of the person who requested\nthe agent to ascertain the location of the goods; and\n(ii) the date the agent received the request; and\n(iii) a description of the goods; and\n(iv) the location of the goods; and\n(v) if any premises had to be entered to ascertain the\nlocation of the goods – how the entry was made and the\nexact terms of the authority, document, arrangement or\nagreement under which the agent legally entered the\npremises; and\n(vi) the fee charged for the service; and\n\nPart 3 Other matters\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 6\n(b) for an agent acting in connection with repossessing any goods\ndelivered pursuant to a hire-purchase agreement, bill of sale,\ngoods mortgage or consumer lease:\n(i) the full name and address of the person who requested\nthe goods to be repossessed; and\n(ii) the date the agent received the request; and\n(iii) the full name and address of the person from whom the\ngoods were repossessed; and\n(iv) the date and time of day of the repossession; and\n(v) the names of the persons who repossessed the goods;\nand\n(vi) a full description of the goods repossessed; and\n(vii) the address of the premises at which the goods were\nrepossessed; and\n(viii) whether the person from whom the goods were\nrepossessed was present at the time of the\nrepossession; and\n(ix) if that person was not present at the time of the\nrepossession – the names of any other occupants of the\npremises where the goods were repossessed who were\npresent; and\n(x) if the person from whom they were repossessed was not\npresent at the time of repossession – how entry was\nmade into the premises from which they were\nrepossessed; and\n(xi) the exact terms of the authority, document, arrangement\nor agreement under which the agent legally entered the\npremises; and\n(xii) what notice of the repossession of the goods, if any, was\ngiven to or left for the person from whom the goods were\nrepossessed; and\n(xiii) the address to which the repossessed goods were\ntaken; and\n(xiv) the fee charged for the service; and\n\nPart 3 Other matters\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 7\n(c) for an agent acting in connection with collecting or requesting\npayment of debts:\n(i) the full name and address of the person who requested\nthat the debt be collected or that a request for payment\nof the debt be made; and\n(ii) the date the agent received the request; and\n(iii) the full name and address of the person from whom the\ndebt was collected or to whom the request for payment\nof the debt was made; and\n(iv) the amount of the debt; and\n(v) particulars of requests made for payment of the debt or\nof action taken to collect the debt; and\n(vi) the fee charged for the service; and\n(d) for an agent acting as a process server in relation to the\nservice of any process:\n(i) the name and address of the person requesting the\nprocess to be served; and\n(ii) the date the process was received; and\n(iii) the nature of the process; and\n(iv) the full name and address of the person to be served\nwith the process; and\n(v) the date, place and time of day of service of the process;\nand\n(vi) whether the process was served personally on the\nperson; and\n(vii) if the process was not served personally on the person –\nthe name of the person with whom the process was left\nand the time, date and place the process was left with\nthat person; and\n(viii) if the process was not served – the reason for failure to\nserve the process; and\n(ix) the fee charged for the service; and\n\nPart 3 Other matters\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 8\n(e) for an agent acting as an inquiry agent in relation to any\ninquiry:\n(i) the full name and address of the person who requested\nthe inquiry to be conducted; and\n(ii) the date the agent received the request; and\n(iii) a statement of the nature of the inquiry; and\n(iv) the date a written statement of the information or\nevidence obtained or other final report on the inquiry was\ndelivered; and\n(v) the fee charged for the inquiry.\n(2) The agent must make a record of the particulars mentioned in\nsubregulation (1) as soon as possible after the particulars become\nknown to the agent.\n16 Offences for which infringement notices may be issued and\namounts payable under infringement notice etc.\n(1) For section 46A(1) of the Act:\n(a) a prescribed offence is an offence against the provision of the\nAct specified in Schedule 2, column 1; and\n(b) the prescribed amount payable by a person who has allegedly\ncommitted an offence against a provision of the Act specified\nin Schedule 2, column 1 is the amount equal to the monetary\nvalue of the number of penalty units specified opposite in\ncolumn 2 of that Schedule.\n(2) If a person who is served a notice under section 46A(1) of the Act\nintends to pay the prescribed amount in order to avoid prosecution\nfor the offence he or she allegedly committed, the person must pay\nthe amount to the Director within 28 days after the date the notice is\nserved on the person.\n17 Repeal\nThe Regulations specified in Schedule 3 are repealed.\n\nSchedule 2 Infringement offences and penalties\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 9\nSchedule 2 Infringement offences and penalties\nregulation 16\nColumn 1\nProvision of the Act\nColumn 2\nAmount\nsection 17F(5) 10 penalty units\nsection 23(5) 4 penalty units\nsection 25(1) 10 penalty units\nsection 32 2 penalty units\nsection 39(1) 1 penalty unit\nsection 43 4 penalty units\n\nSchedule 3 Repealed Regulations\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 10\nSchedule 3 Repealed Regulations\nregulation 17\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing\nRegulations\nRegulations 1980, No. 2\nAmendments of the Commercial and Private\nAgents Licensing Regulations\nRegulations 1981, No. 11\nAmendment of Commercial and Private Agents\nLicensing Regulations\nRegulations 1999, No. 35\n\nENDNOTES\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 11\nENDNOTES\n1 KEY\nKey to abbreviations\namd = amended od = order\napp = appendix om = omitted\nbl = by-law pt = Part\nch = Chapter r = regulation/rule\ncl = clause rem = remainder\ndiv = Division renum = renumbered\nexp = expires/expired rep = repealed\nf = forms s = section\nGaz = Gazette sch = Schedule\nhdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision\nins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation\nlt = long title sub = substituted\nnc = not commenced\n2 LIST OF LEGISLATION\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations (SL No. 46, 2001)\nNotified 19 December 2001\nCommenced 1 December 2001 (r 2, s 2 Commercial and Private Agents\nLicensing Amendment Act 2000 (Act No. 49, 2000) and Gaz\nG47, 28 November 2001, p 2)\nStatute Law Revision Act (No. 2) 2003 (Act No. 44, 2003)\nAssent date 7 July 2003\nCommenced 7 July 2003\nFees and Charges Amendment Regulations 2009 (SL No. 34, 2009)\nNotified 14 December 2009\nCommenced 1 January 2010 (r 2)\nStatute Law Revision Act 2011 (Act No. 30, 2011)\nAssent date 31 August 2011\nCommenced 21 September 2011 (Gaz G38, 21 September 2011, p 5)\nLocal Court (Related Amendments) Act 2016 (Act No. 8, 2016)\nAssent date 6 April 2016\nCommenced 1 May 2016 (s 2, s 2 Local Court (Repeals and Related\nAmendments) Act 2016 (Act No. 9, 2016) and Gaz S34,\n29 April 2016)\nRed Tape Reduction (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 2016 (Act No. 12, 2016)\nAssent date 10 May 2016\nCommenced 1 July 2016 (Gaz G26, 29 June 2016, p 2)\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Amendment Regulations 2016 (SL No. 38,\n2016)\nNotified 2 August 2016\nCommenced 2 August 2016\n\nENDNOTES\nCommercial and Private Agents Licensing Regulations 2001 12\nStatute Law Amendment (Territory Economic Reconstruction) Act 2022 (Act No. 5,\n2022)\nAssent date 14 April 2022\nCommenced pt 7: 25 May 2023 (Gaz G11, 25 May 2023, p 2);\nrem: 25 May 2022 (Gaz G21, 25 May 2022, p 1)\nJustice and Licensing Legislation Further Amendment Act 2022 (Act No. 21, 2022)\nAssent date 31 October 2022\nCommenced pt 3: 1 February 2023; rem: 21 December 2022 (Gaz G50,\n21 December 2022, p 1)\nStatute Law Amendment (NTCAT Conferral of Jurisdiction) Act 2023 (Act No. 24, 2023)\nAssent date 21 September 2023\nCommenced 27 November 2023 (Gaz G24, 23 November 2023, p 2)\n3 GENERAL AMENDMENTS\nGeneral amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table\nof amendments to this reprint) are made by the Interpretation Legislation\nAmendment Act 2018 (Act No. 22, 2018) to: r 1 and sch 1.\n4 LIST OF AMENDMENTS\npt 1 hdg amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3\nr 4 amd No. 34, 2009, r 10; Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nr 5 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nr 6 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 8, 2016, s 45; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nr 7 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50; Act No. 24, 2023, s 52\nr 8 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nr 9 amd Act No. 44, 2003, s 6; Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50; Act\nNo. 24, 2023, s 53\nr 10 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nsub Act No. 24, 2023, s 54\nr 11 amd No. 34, 2009, r 10; Act No. 30, 2011, s 3\nr 12 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3\nrep Act No. 5, 2022, s 42\nr 13 amd No. 34, 2009, r 10\nsub Act No. 12, 2016, s 37\namd No. 38, 2016, r 3\nr 14 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3\nrep Act No. 5, 2022, s 42\nr 15 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3\nr 16 amd Act No. 30, 2011, s 3; Act No. 21, 2022, s 50\nsch 1 rep Act No. 5, 2022, s 42","sortOrder":0}],"analysis":{"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"Unauthenticated. 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Amendments recorded in the endnotes and Schedule 3 update administrative details (fees, forms, delegated processes) but do not alter the core subject-matter regulated: licensing, manager approval, records and penalties."},"complexity_factors":["Director discretion and decision-making pathways (regs 5–9) creating case-by-case assessments","Detailed and prescriptive record-keeping obligations (reg 15) across multiple agent activities","Fee and penalty schedules tied to 'revenue units' and 'penalty units' (rr 4(2), 11, 13; reg 16 and Sch 2)","Multiple cross-references to the Act (eg. sections 17E, 17F, 17P, 35) and external definitions (ADI in r 3)","Statutory appeal route to NTCAT and requirements for written reasons (rr 7(2)(b), 9(3)(c), 10)","Amendment and repeal history in endnotes showing iterative administrative changes without a single consolidated text"],"plain_english_summary":"These Regulations set the administrative rules for licensing and approving managers of commercial and private agents: required application form and fees, the Director’s power to seek information and decide approvals or revocations, the duration of approvals, detailed record-keeping obligations, and prescribed infringement fines. They affect agents, prospective managers and their clients — applicants and licence-holders pay fees (rr 4(2), 11, 13), must keep detailed records of repossessions, debt collection and service of process (r 15), face infringement fines (r 16, Sch 2), and may seek review of Director decisions to NTCAT (rr 7(2)(b), 9(3)(c), 10)."},"summary":{"complexity_score":3,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"Based on the available information, there is no clear evidence that the scope of these regulations has changed from their original intent. The regulations appear to remain focused on their original purpose of licensing and regulating commercial and private agents. The 2023 commencement date likely reflects a reprint (Reprint No. REPC030R1) incorporating amendments over time, but without the actual legislative text it is not possible to confirm whether the scope has materially shifted since 2001."},"complexity_factors":["The document provided contains very minimal actual legislative content — mostly structural/metadata fields — making substantive analysis difficult","Licensing regulations of this type typically involve cross-referencing with the parent Act, adding layered complexity for practitioners","Multiple categories of agents (debt collectors, investigators, process servers, repossession agents) may each have distinct requirements, adding some complexity","Incomplete metadata (missing regulation number, gazette details, minister) creates uncertainty about the full legislative history","As regulations rather than an Act, these are inherently more technical and procedural in nature, though generally more accessible than primary legislation"],"plain_english_summary":"These regulations set out the practical licensing framework for commercial and private agents — e.g., debt collectors, process servers, private investigators and repossession agents — detailing how licences are applied for, issued, renewed and enforced and what obligations licensees must meet. \n\nThey matter to anyone working as, hiring, or dealt with by such agents because compliance determines legal authority to operate and the protections and penalties that apply; a reprint or amendment appears to have commenced 27 November 2023."},"issue_detection":{"absurdities":[],"contradictions":[]},"kimi_summary":{"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":4,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The Regulations remain tightly focused on their original purpose: operational details for licensing agents, approving managers, setting fees, and prescribing records. The 2023 amendments updated review mechanisms to reference NTCAT (replacing previous tribunal structures) and adjusted fee structures, but did not expand the regulatory scope into new areas of agent activity or consumer protection beyond the original framework."},"complexity_factors":["Single definition section with only one defined term ('ADI') — minimal interpretive overhead","Straightforward procedural structure: application → assessment → decision → review","Extensive but repetitive record-keeping requirements in regulation 15 (5 categories with 14-15 sub-items each) — detailed but not legally complex","Cross-references to parent Act (Commercial and Private Agents Licensing Act 1979) for substantive offences and appeal mechanisms, but Regulations themselves are procedural","No nested exceptions or conditional logic beyond basic 'if/then' refusal grounds","Schedules are simple lookup tables (offences/penalties and repealed instruments)","Missing regulation numbers (no reg 12 or 14 in current version) indicate historical amendments without structural complexity"],"plain_english_summary":"**What this legislation does:**\n\nThese Regulations set out the practical rules for licensing and managing **commercial and private agents** in the Northern Territory. Commercial and private agents are people or businesses who do things like:\n- Repossessing goods (e.g., cars when someone defaults on a loan)\n- Debt collection\n- Serving legal documents (process serving)\n- Private investigation (inquiry agents)\n- Finding the location of goods\n\n**Key things the Regulations cover:**\n\n- **Manager approvals:** Anyone who wants to manage an agent's business location must apply to the Director for approval. The Director can refuse if the person is under 18, bankrupt, has a criminal history involving fraud or violence, or isn't considered \"fit and proper\" (honest and trustworthy).\n\n- **Fees:** Sets out how much agents must pay for licences and applications (using \"revenue units\" and \"penalty units\" — these are standard dollar amounts set by government to make updating fees easier).\n\n- **Record-keeping:** Agents must keep detailed records of every job they do — who hired them, when, what happened, who was present, how they entered premises, and what they charged. This creates a paper trail to prevent dodgy behaviour.\n\n- **Infringement notices:** Lists specific offences where agents can be fined on the spot (like failing to keep proper records or operating without proper authority) rather than going to court.\n\n- **Review rights:** People who are refused manager approval or have their approval revoked can appeal to NTCAT (the Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal — a tribunal that reviews government decisions).\n\n**Who it affects:**\nAnyone working as or employing commercial/private agents in the NT, plus consumers who deal with these agents (the record-keeping rules protect consumers from harassment or illegal repossessions).\n\n**Why it matters:**\nThese industries have a history of attracting shady operators. The Regulations create accountability — managers must be vetted, everything must be documented, and there are clear penalties for breaking the rules. This protects both the reputation of legitimate operators and the rights of people being investigated, chased for debts, or having property repossessed."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001","history":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001/history","analysis":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/commercial-and-private-agents-licensing-regulations-2001/documents"}}