sec.24How college may decide application

sec.24 How college may decide application

The college must consider the application and— grant the applicant full registration, with or without conditions; or refuse to grant the applicant full registration. The college may grant the application only if the college is reasonably satisfied— if the applicant’s provisional registration is subject to 1 or more conditions—the applicant has fulfilled all of the conditions; and the applicant meets the professional practice requirements for full registration. The college may grant the applicant full registration with a condition only if the college is reasonably satisfied the condition is necessary to ensure the applicant meets the eligibility requirements. (sec.24-ssec.1) The college must consider the application and— grant the applicant full registration, with or without conditions; or refuse to grant the applicant full registration. (sec.24-ssec.2) The college may grant the application only if the college is reasonably satisfied— if the applicant’s provisional registration is subject to 1 or more conditions—the applicant has fulfilled all of the conditions; and the applicant meets the professional practice requirements for full registration. (sec.24-ssec.3) The college may grant the applicant full registration with a condition only if the college is reasonably satisfied the condition is necessary to ensure the applicant meets the eligibility requirements.

• (a) grant the applicant full registration, with or without conditions; or
• (b) refuse to grant the applicant full registration.
• (a) if the applicant’s provisional registration is subject to 1 or more conditions—the applicant has fulfilled all of the conditions; and
• (b) the applicant meets the professional practice requirements for full registration.