sec.21AZVChief executive to establish intermediaries panel

### sec.21AZV Chief executive to establish intermediaries panel The chief executive must establish a panel of persons the chief executive is satisfied are suitable to perform the functions of an intermediary. A person is not suitable to perform the functions of an intermediary unless the person— has a relevant qualification; and meets any requirements for professional registration, licensing or authorisation prescribed by regulation; and meets any other requirements prescribed by regulation. Subsection (2) does not limit the matters to which the chief executive may have regard in considering the suitability of a person to perform the functions of an intermediary. The panel established under this section is the intermediaries panel . In this section— relevant qualification means— a tertiary qualification in occupational therapy, psychology, social work or speech pathology; or other qualifications, training, experience or skills prescribed by regulation. s 21AZV ins 2020 No. 32 s 44 (sec.21AZV-ssec.1) The chief executive must establish a panel of persons the chief executive is satisfied are suitable to perform the functions of an intermediary. (sec.21AZV-ssec.2) A person is not suitable to perform the functions of an intermediary unless the person— has a relevant qualification; and meets any requirements for professional registration, licensing or authorisation prescribed by regulation; and meets any other requirements prescribed by regulation. (sec.21AZV-ssec.3) Subsection (2) does not limit the matters to which the chief executive may have regard in considering the suitability of a person to perform the functions of an intermediary. (sec.21AZV-ssec.4) The panel established under this section is the intermediaries panel . (sec.21AZV-ssec.5) In this section— relevant qualification means— a tertiary qualification in occupational therapy, psychology, social work or speech pathology; or other qualifications, training, experience or skills prescribed by regulation. - (a) has a relevant qualification; and - (b) meets any requirements for professional registration, licensing or authorisation prescribed by regulation; and - (c) meets any other requirements prescribed by regulation. - (a) a tertiary qualification in occupational therapy, psychology, social work or speech pathology; or - (b) other qualifications, training, experience or skills prescribed by regulation.