Disability Service Safeguards Act 2018
150Revocation of approval of program of study
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150 Revocation of approval of program of study
If the Board reasonably believes that a program of study no longer meets the standards required by the Board for the purposes of an approved qualification for registration or endorsement of registration, the Board may revoke its approval.
Part 11—Registration and endorsement
Division 1—Application for registration
151 Application for registration
(1) An individual may apply to the Board for one of the following types of registration as a disability worker—
(a) general registration;
(b) limited registration;
(c) non-practising registration.
(2) An application must—
(a) be in the form approved by the Board; and
(b) be accompanied by—
(i) the relevant fee, in the case of an application for registration as a disability worker; and
(ii) proof of the applicant's identity; and
(iii) any other information reasonably required by the Board.
(3) Without limiting subsection (2)(a), a form approved by the Board for the purposes of that subsection must require an applicant—
(a) to provide a declaration about—
(i) the address from which the applicant intends predominantly to practise as a disability worker; or
(ii) if the applicant will not practise as a disability worker predominantly from one address, the address that is the applicant's principal place of residence; and
(b) to provide an address to be used by the Board in corresponding with the applicant; and
S. 151(3)(c) substituted by No. 9/2023 s. 132(1).
(c) to disclose—
(i) the applicant's criminal history; or
(ii) if the applicant has a current NDIS clearance, the status and details of the applicant's NDIS clearance; and
S. 151(3)(d) substituted by No. 9/2023 s. 132(2).
(d) to authorise the Board to obtain—
(i) the applicant's criminal history; or
(ii) if the applicant has a current NDIS clearance, the status and details of the applicant's NDIS clearance.
(4) A criminal history law does not apply to the requirement under subsection (3)(c) for the applicant to disclose the applicant's criminal history.
S. 152 substituted by No. 9/2023 s. 133.