Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) In this
regulation —
relevant licence means the relevant electrical
contractor’s licence or the relevant in‑house electrical
installing work licence, as the case requires.
(2) The Board may
require a person —
(a) who
holds an electrical contractor’s licence in accordance with
regulation 36(1) or who has applied to be issued with an electrical
contractor’s licence; or
(b) who
is a member of a firm that holds an electrical contractor’s licence in
accordance with regulation 36(2) or that has applied to be issued with an
electrical contractor’s licence; or
(c) who
holds an in‑house electrical installing work licence or who has applied
to be issued with an in‑house electrical installing work licence; or
(d) who
is nominated for the purposes of regulation 36 or 37,
to undergo an
examination of his or her physical fitness by a person acceptable to the
Board.
(3)
Subregulation (4) applies if a person required under
subregulation (2) to undergo an examination —
(a)
fails to comply with the requirement within the time specified in the
requirement; or
(b)
fails to produce to the Board evidence considered by the Board to be
satisfactory concerning the results of that examination; or
(c)
fails in that examination to meet the standards considered by the Board to be
appropriate.
(4) If this
subregulation applies, the Board may refuse to grant the relevant licence or,
if an individual, firm or body corporate is already the holder of the relevant
licence, the Board may —
(a)
refuse to renew the registration of that licence; or
(b) make
an order suspending or cancelling that licence.
(5) An order made by
the Board under subregulation (4)(b) is to be in writing and a copy of
the order given to the individual, firm or body corporate that holds the
relevant licence.
[Regulation 45A inserted in Gazette
31 Dec 2007 p. 6514‑16.]