What other legislative provisions would satisfy the fit and proper person test?
The fit and proper person test is a subjective test and it may be applied in different ways in various jurisdictions. Your registering body can provide information on how they will assess the fit and proper person requirements, including what other legislative provisions they may consider to satisfy the fit and proper person test. A registering body may decide that, if a person has been assessed as having met fit and proper person requirements in accordance with other legislative provisions, then that person may be deemed to have also satisfied the AQTF fit and proper person test. For example, a registering body may deem that you meet the requirements under AQTF if a person has previously met the fit and proper person test applied under the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2001. If you think that you have already met fit and proper person requirements through other legislative provisions, you should talk to your registering body.
