Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004
21ALicence conditions—licensee’s previous licence
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21A Licence conditions—licensee’s previous licence cancelled for longer than 1 year etc (a) an individual held a licence (however described) under this Act or a corresponding law in a construction occupation or occupation class (however described) that— (i) was cancelled, and the individual was disqualified from applying for a licence (however described) for at least 1 year; or (ii) the registrar believes on reasonable grounds was surrendered by the individual in circumstances that related to a ground for occupational discipline (however described); and (b) the individual has applied for a licence for the same or substantially the same construction occupation or occupation class. (2) The registrar may issue the licence to the individual— (a) subject to 1 or more of the following conditions: (i) that the licensee must not be a nominee for a stated period;
(ii) that the licensee must not supervise trainees or other licensees; (iii) that the licensee must be supervised by someone else; (iv) any other condition that the registrar considers appropriate; and (b) if the registrar believes on reasonable grounds that the condition is necessary or desirable to protect the public. (3) This section does not limit the operation of section 21.