7When is a person or body represented as an architect?

7 When is a person or body represented as an architect?

(1) Without limiting the ways in which a person or body can be considered to be represented to be an architect, using any of the following titles, names or descriptions constitutes such a representation—

(a) the title "architect";

(b) any other title, name or description that indicates, or is capable of being understood to indicate, or is calculated to lead a person to infer, that the person or body is an architect or is registered or approved under this Act.

(2) Without limiting the ways in which a person can be considered to be represented to be an architect, a representation that the person provides the services of an architect constitutes a representation that the person is an architect.

(3) Without limiting the ways in which a body can be considered to be represented to be an architect, a representation that the body—

(a) consists of or comprises one or more architects; or

(b) provides the services of an architect; or

(c) is registered or approved under this Act—

constitutes a representation that the body is an architect.

(4) Without limiting the ways in which a person or body can be considered to be represented to be an architect, the making or publication of a statement or document that states or implies that the person or body—

(a) is an architect; or

(b) practises as an architect; or

(c) undertakes or is willing to undertake work as an architect—

constitutes a representation that the person or body is an architect.

S. 8 substituted by No. 35/2004 s. 6.