South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations62—Register of site contamination auditors
(1) The Authority must
keep a register of persons accredited under this Division.
(2) The register must
include, in relation to each accredited person—
(a) the
person's full name, personal address and business address (if any); and
(b) the
qualifications for accreditation held by the person; and
(c)
details of any specialist qualifications held by the person and determined by
the Authority to be appropriate for inclusion on the register; and
(d)
details of any condition of the person's accreditation requiring supervision
of the person or restricting the scope or type of work the person may
undertake as site contamination auditor; and
(e) the
expiry date of the person's accreditation; and
(f) the
person's accreditation number; and
(g)
details concerning any disciplinary action taken against the person by the
Authority under regulation 58,
and may include other information as the Authority thinks fit.
(3) The Authority may
remove or correct an entry in the register as required without giving notice
to any person.
(4) The Authority
must—
(a) make
a record of the full name of each site contamination auditor and the
information entered in the register under subregulation (2)(b), (c), (d),
(e) and (f) in relation to the auditor available for inspection on application
to the Authority; and
(b) make
a record of the full name of each site contamination auditor and the
information entered in the register under subregulation (2)(e) and (f) in
relation to the auditor available for inspection on a website established by
the Authority.
(5) An apparently
genuine document purporting to be signed by the Authority stating that, at a
specified date, or during a specified period—
(a) a
specified person was accredited under this Division unconditionally or subject
to specified conditions; or
(b) a
specified person was not accredited under this Division,
will, in any legal proceedings, constitute proof of the matters stated in the
document in the absence of proof to the contrary.