For registration, an accredited body must be fit and proper by reference to its character and integrity, its likely ability to maintain impartiality and independence, its reputation for professional conduct and its likely ability to conduct business responsibly and ethically. The application must give the applicant's details, the responsible individual's details, evidence of accreditation, and for the applicant, the responsible individual and every individual managing or controlling its certification functions the information in regulation 10: civil claims in contract or tort, relevant convictions or pending proceedings (including dishonesty, fraud or building legislation offences), regulatory complaints, investigations or discipline under similar schemes, refusals of accreditation, relevant experience, knowledge of New Zealand building regulation, employment, qualifications, professional memberships, directorships and senior roles, and financial management history including bankruptcy, liquidation and receivership, with past information limited to the previous ten years.
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