MIGRATION AGENTS REGULATIONS 1998 No. 53 - SCHEDULE 2Commonwealth Numbered RegulationsMIGRATION AGENTS REGULATIONS 1998 No. 53 - SCHEDULE 2SCHEDULE 2 Regulation 8CODE OF CONDUCT, subsection 314 (1)THIS CODE OF CONDUCT SHOULD BE DISPLAYED PROMINENTLY INTHE AGENT'S OFFICE. IF A CLIENT BELIEVES THAT A MIGRATION AGENT HAS ACTED INBREACH OF THIS CODE OF CONDUCT, A COMPLAINT CAN BE MADE IN WRITING TO:MIGRATION AGENTS REGISTRATION AUTHORITY PO BOX K366 HAYMARKET NSW 1240PART 1-INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Code is intended to regulate the conduct ofmigration agents. 1.2 The Migration Agents Registration Authority (theAuthority) is responsible for administering the Code. 1.3 A person who wantsto operate as a migration agent must register with the Authority. 1.4 The Codeapplies to an individual who is listed in the Register of Migration Agentskept by the Authority under of the (the).

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1.5 To ensure compliance with the Code, the Authority mayimpose an administrative sanction if a breach of the Code is found to haveoccurred. 1.6 An administrative sanction may range from a warning through tosuspension of registration or the ultimate sanction of cancellation ofregistration. 1.7 Accordingly, the Code does not impose criminal sanctions.1.8 However, there are a number of offences under the andMigration Regulations that also deal with the kind of activity covered by theCode.

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These activities include misleading statements and advertising,practising when unregistered and misrepresenting a matter. Provisions of theand the may also apply to theseactivities. 1.9 The Code is not intended to displace any duty or liabilitythat a migration agent may have under the common law, or the statute law ofthe Commonwealth, a State or a Territory, in relation to a matter covered bythe Code. The provisions of the Code should be read in the light of thisprinciple.