Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) An application for registration as a trade marks attorney must be accompanied by the following:
(a) evidence that the Board is satisfied that the applicant has, or is entitled to the award of, an academic qualification of a kind mentioned in regulation 20.6;
(b) evidence that the Board is satisfied that the applicant has the knowledge of intellectual property law and practice that is required for a person to practise as a trade marks attorney;
(c) a declaration, by the applicant, that he or she:
(i) has not, in the 5 years preceding the application, committed an offence prescribed by subregulation 20.10(1); and
(ii) is not under sentence of imprisonment for an offence prescribed by subregulation 20.10(2);
(d) a declaration, by another person, that the applicant is of good fame, integrity and character.
(2) A declaration under paragraph (1)(d) must contain
details of the basis of the opinion that the applicant is of good fame,
integrity and character.