ID Check Sample Clauses

ID Check. The Invigilator must take extra care when checking identification to ensure the signature that the candidate signs on the session roll matches the signature on the identification presented and the photo resembles the candidate sitting the examination. If in doubt, Invigilators should call Aspeq Head Office immediately. Do not start the session until this issue has been resolved unless advised to do so by Aspeq Head Office. Where a candidate cannot produce suitable identification the candidate should not be allowed to sit the examination. The Invigilator should advise the candidate to contact Aspeq Head Office. If the candidate will not leave the room then call Aspeq immediately and we will speak to the candidate over the phone. Do not start the session until this issue is resolved. Where a candidate does not produce a booking confirmation and the candidate's name is not on the session roll, it is unlikely that the candidate has been accepted for the sitting. Candidates that are unable to produce a booking confirmation but are expected at the sitting because their names are on the session roll are not to be turned away from the sitting. In these cases the Invigilator is to take particular care when identifying the candidate. To conduct an Identification check go to the candidate’s desk and take one of the following steps depending on the type of exam the candidate is sitting: Candidate Identification Check – Name, signature and DOB match the session roll. Photo must be a good likeness of the candidate. Candidate Identification matches name on computer screen. Only the following identifications are acceptable for Aspeq exams (NB – the ID produced must be current and an original copy, no photocopies can be accepted): • Passport. • NZ Driver’s Licence. • NZ Firearms Licence. • Identity card issued by the New Zealand Defence Force, New Zealand Police, New Zealand CAA, or New Zealand Fire Service. • Aspeq Alternative Identification (ASL406 - Alternative Identification Form). • If the candidate has produced the Aspeq alternative identification form (ASL406), the Invigilator will need to record the following information on your Invigilator report: • Name of candidate. • Name of witness. • Type of witness (known candidate for at least 12 months or senior manager within organisation). Note that the form is only valid for 3 months, as in this time overseas candidates should have received their passport back and other candidates will have had sufficient time to arrang...
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