| (a) |
on proof submitted by the registered person concerned, that a registration certificate has been damaged or destroyed; or |
[Subsection (1)(a) substituted by section 23(a) of Act No. 29 of 2007]
| (b) |
by virtue of an affidavit submitted by the registered person concerned, that a registration certificate has been lost, |
he may issue a duplicate registration certificate to that person upon payment of the prescribed fee.
| (2) |
The registrar may, upon payment of a fee, issue to any registered person, after submission of an affidavit that no criminal or unprofessional conduct proceedings are pending against him or her, a certificate of status containing particulars relating to— |
| (a) |
such person's registration under this Act; |
| (b) |
whether or not the person is disqualified in part or totally from practising his or her profession; |
| (c) |
whether or not any steps pertaining to unprofessional conduct are pending against the person concerned at the time of the issuing of the certificate; |
| (d) |
whether or not the person concerned was, in the past, found guilty of any unprofessional conduct, and if so— |
| (i) |
the date of such finding; |
| (ii) |
the nature of such unprofessional conduct; and |
| (iii) |
the penalty imposed; and |
| (e) |
whether or not the person concerned has been found to be impaired and, if so— |
| (i) |
the date of such finding; and |
| (ii) |
the nature of the conditions of registration and practice that may be in place at the time of the issuing of the certificate. |
[Subsection (2) substituted by section 23 of Act No. 29 of 2007]
| (3) |
The registrar may issue a certified extract from the register or a certificate under his or her hand as provided in section 22 to any person upon payment of the prescribed fee. |
| (4) |
A certificate may be issued subject to certain conditions imposed by the professional board concerned and such conditions shall be indicated on the certificate. |
[Subsection (4) inserted by section 20 of Act No. 89 of 2007]
Supreme Court Act, 1959
