South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations54—Conditions of accreditation
(a) a
condition requiring the person to undertake ongoing professional development;
and
(b) any
other conditions the Authority thinks fit.
(2) Without limiting
the effect of subregulation (1), the Authority must make it a condition
of every accreditation that—
(a) the
holder of the accreditation will, when acting as a site contamination auditor,
act diligently, impartially and conscientiously; and
(b) the
holder of the accreditation will maintain arrangements enabling the holder to
have access, from time to time as necessary in the course of carrying out site
contamination audits, to a team of persons, constituted in a manner approved
by the Authority, to provide technical expertise in fields outside the
holder's personal expertise; and
(c) the
holder of the accreditation will not, when acting as a site contamination
auditor, fail to comply with any guidelines issued from time to time by the
Authority (insofar as they may be relevant in the circumstances of any
particular case); and
(d) the
holder of the accreditation will hold or be covered by a professional
indemnity insurance policy approved by the Authority; and
(e) the
holder of the accreditation will have an identity card issued by the Authority
available for inspection at all times when present as a site contamination
auditor at a site the subject of site contamination assessment or remediation;
and
(f) if
the holder of the accreditation is charged with or convicted of—
(i)
an offence against the Act, this Part or legislation
similar to this Part in force in another State or a Territory of the
Commonwealth; or
(ii)
an offence punishable by imprisonment,
the person will, within 14 days, give written notice of the charge or
conviction to the Authority containing details of the offence; and
(g) if
the holder of the accreditation—
(i)
is dismissed from employment in response to allegations
of misconduct; or
(ii)
resigns from employment following allegations of
misconduct,
the person will, within 14 days, give written notice of that fact to the
Authority.
(3) The Authority may,
by written notice, vary or revoke a condition, or impose a condition, of a
person's accreditation as a site contamination auditor.
(4) A condition may
only be imposed or varied—
(a) on
application by the site contamination auditor or with the auditor's agreement;
or
(b)
after giving the site contamination auditor reasonable notice of the proposed
condition or variation and allowing the auditor at least 14 days within
which to make submissions to the Authority in relation to the proposed
condition or variation.