Architects Act 2002
sec.114AExemption for corporations
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sec.114A Exemption for corporations
This section applies to a corporation. The corporation does not commit an offence against section 113 (1) merely because the corporation uses a title or name referred to in section 114 (1) if— the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and the notice is a current notice. The corporation does not commit an offence against section 114 (1) if— the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and the notice is a current notice. s 114A ins 2003 No. 36 s 33 (sec.114A-ssec.1) This section applies to a corporation. (sec.114A-ssec.2) The corporation does not commit an offence against section 113 (1) merely because the corporation uses a title or name referred to in section 114 (1) if— the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and the notice is a current notice. (sec.114A-ssec.3) The corporation does not commit an offence against section 114 (1) if— the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and the notice is a current notice.
- (a) the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and
- (b) the notice is a current notice.
- (a) the corporation has given the board a notice under section 141A (2) in relation to the provision of architectural services by the corporation; and
- (b) the notice is a current notice.