An individual applying to a National Board for registration uses the Board's approved form, pays the fee, supplies proof of identity and any other information the Board reasonably needs. The form requires a declaration of the address where the applicant will mainly practise (or, if none, the principal residence), an address for correspondence, disclosure of the applicant's criminal history (in Australia and overseas; spent conviction laws do not apply to this disclosure) and authority for the Board to obtain that history; information must be verified by statutory declaration where the form says so. Since 10 April 2026 a disqualified person cannot apply at all unless a responsible tribunal has made a reinstatement order (s 77A).
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