Architects Act definition
Examples of Architects Act in a sentence
Without limiting any of his or her powers under the Act, the relevant building surveyor may also require the following additional information to be submitted • evidence that each building practitioner to be engaged in the building work holds a building practitioners certificate issued by the Building Practitioners Board under the Act or is an architect registered under the Architects Act 1991.
The Certifying Party shall act impartially and independently and where the Certifying Party is an architect registered under the Architects Act (Chapter 12), shall comply with the Architects Act (Chapter 12) and the Architects (Professional Conduct and Ethics) Rules and the Lessor and/or the Lessee shall not in any way seek to influence or interfere with the Certifying Party’s exercise of its duties under this Clause 9.
Sector: Professional Services Obligations Concerned: Local Presence (Article 9.6) Level of Government: Regional Source of Measure: Architects Act (NT) Description: Cross-Border Trade in Services To qualify for registration as an architectural partnership or company the partnership/company must have a place of business or be carrying on business within the Northern Territory.
The Consultant shall ensure that the Services to be performed under this Agreement are performed in full compliance with all relevant legislation (e.g. the Professional Engineers Act, the Architects Act) and all subsidiary legislation made thereunder.
As an alternative to the process of licensure as an architect and issuance of a Certificate of Practice, the process of Temporary Licence and Limited Certificate of Practice (Section 23 of the Architects Act) is available for the purpose of providing architectural services on a specific project.
I acknowledge that the owner of the land is also solely responsible for determining whether the work authorized by this permit contravenes the terms of any covenant, easement, right of way, building scheme or other restriction affecting the building site, and whether the work requires the involvement of an architect under the Architects Act or an engineer or geoscientist under the Engineers and Geoscientists Act.
The provision of architectural services, as defined under the Architects Act and further elaborated on the OAA Website, prior to the issuance of a Licence and Certificate of Practice may be prejudicial to the granting of a Licence and/or a Certificate of Practice.
Certification of the work to be provided in accordance with the requirements specified in this Section B.6.2.6, the requirements of the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act (Manitoba), Architects Act (Manitoba) and any requirements of Governmental Authorities.
In order to offer or provide architectural services in Ontario (as defined in the Architects Act) to the public, an individual must be the holder of a Certificate of Practice with the OAA.
Where the Registrar proposes to refuse to issue a Licence based on good character (which includes past conduct and the belief the applicant will not engage in the practice of architecture in accordance with the law, and with honesty and integrity), the Architects Act provides that the Applicant is entitled to a hearing by the Registration Committee.