Section 289A — Migration Act 1958: Applicant must not be registered if academic and vocational requirements are not satisfied
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(1) This section applies to an applicant: (a) who has never been registered; or (b) whose registration application is made after the end of a period, prescribed for the purposes of this paragraph, immediately after the end of the applicant’s most recent period of registration. (2) The applicant must not be registered unless the Migration Agents Registration Authority is satisfied that the applicant has: (a) completed a course prescribed for the purposes of this paragraph; and (b) passed an examination, prescribed for the purposes of this paragraph, within a prescribed period before the date of the registration application.
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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