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Chiropractic Board APC and Disciplinary Levy Fees Notice

Publication Date
16 Jan 2020

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Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act Fees / disciplinary levies New Zealand Chiropractic Board

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2020-gs158
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Pursuant to sections 130–133 of the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003 (“Act”), the Chiropractic Board gives notice that the following fees are payable effective 17 February 2020.

This notice revokes and replaces all previous Chiropractors fees notices published in the New Zealand Gazette.

All fees charged by the Board are non-refundable, are in $NZD and are inclusive of goods and services tax (GST) of 15%.

Schedule of Fees Payable

Registration:

$

Application and processing fee for registration from an applicant who holds a prescribed Qualification, including Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Agreement applications.

153.00

Annual Practising Certificate:

$

Application for Annual Practising Certificate between 1 April and 31 October, includes $241.55 Disciplinary Levy.

1,244.80

Application for initial Annual Practising Certificate between 1 November and 31 March, includes $87.68 Disciplinary Levy.

495.68

Application for partial year Annual Practising Certificate (three months), includes $87.68 Disciplinary Levy.

495.68

Application for and renewal of maintenance of registration for non-practicing practitioners.

150.00

Restoration:

$

Application for renewal of an expired Annual Practising Certificate within 3 years of expiry, includes $241.55 Disciplinary Levy.

1,433.05

Application for renewal of an expired Annual Practising Certificate 3 or more years after expiry includes $241.55 Disciplinary Levy.

1,484.05

Other:

$

Certificate of Registration

30.00

Certificate of Good Standing

50.00

Copy of Register

50.00

Registration Examinations:

 

To be eligible for registration, practitioners who are educated overseas (and not registered in Australia) must successfully complete an assessment process. The Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia (CCEA) administers the assessment process for the Chiropractic Board. Their fees are available on their website – http://www.ccea.com.au/index.php/skills-assessment/fees/.


Dated at Wellington this 13th day of January 2020.

GLENYS SHARMAN, Registrar/General Manager, Chiropractic Board.