Architects Act 2003
13Certain representations taken to be representations that person is an architect
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13 Certain representations taken to be representations that person is an architect
13 Certain representations taken to be representations that person is an architect
(1) Without limiting the ways in which a person, corporation or firm can be considered to be represented to be an architect, a representation using any of the following titles, names or descriptions constitutes such a representation—
(a) the title or description “architect” or “registered architect”,
(b) another 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 is an architect,
(c) any title, name or description prescribed by the regulations.
(2) Without limiting the ways in which a corporation or firm can be considered to be represented to be an architect, a representation that a corporation or firm consists of or comprises one or more architects constitutes a representation that the corporation or firm is an architect.