Construction Occupations (Licensing) Act 2004
84Certain entities not to provide construction services
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84 Certain entities not to provide construction services (a) provides a service (whether as an employee or otherwise) in a construction occupation or occupation class; and (i) is not licensed in the occupation or class; or (ii) if an endorsement on the licence is required for the person to be authorised to provide the service provided and the licence does not have that endorsement. (a) provides a service in a construction occupation or occupation class; and (i) is not licensed in the occupation or class; or
(ii) if an endorsement on the licence is required for the partnership to be authorised to provide the service provided and the licence does not have that endorsement. (3) This section does not apply if— (a) an individual provides the service, whether directly or for an entity; and (b) the individual is working under the supervision of a licensee whose licence authorises the provision of the service; and (c) the licensee is not required by a condition or endorsement on the licence to provide the service as an employee or under supervision; and (d) a regulation allows the service to be provided by an individual without a licence if provided under the supervision of a licensee. mentioned in s (3) and s (4) (see Criminal Code, s 58). (4) Also, this section does not apply to an entity if— (a) the entity provides an electrical wiring service; and (b) the entity— (i) is an exempt regulated utility; or (ii) provides the service for an exempt regulated utility.
s (5) (see Criminal Code, s 59). (6) An offence against this section is a strict liability offence. exempt regulated utility means a regulated utility exempted from the Electricity Safety Act 1971 by an exemption under that Act, section 62B. regulated utility—see the Utilities (Technical Regulation) Act 2014, section 8.