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Chapter 5: Options for Regulation of the Funeral Industry in Victoria Table 5.2 Business Licensing Authority fees and charges (current as at September 2005) 29 Traders Application fee Annual licensing fee Credit providers No charge for registration Financial brokers $157.40 (individuals previously disqualified) Estate agents $262.30 (individual) $498.30 (company) Introduction agents N/A $199.30 N/A $131.10 (individual) $288.50 (company) Motor car traders $816.10 $1,020.70 Travel Agents $262.30 $251.80 Second-hand dealers $115.40 $419.60 Pawnbrokers $31.50 $419.60 Brothel managers Prostitution service providers $266.70 (applicable for 3 years) Brothel - $3,500 Escort $1,750 Agency - Brothel & Escort Agency - $3,500 $251.80 Brothel - $2,000 Escort Agency - $2,000 Brothel & Escort Agency - $2,000 5.95 Other industries and professions, where the requirements for qualifications are set at a much higher level than any that could be envisaged for funeral directors, have these annual licensing fees for 2005. 257
Inquiry into Regulation of the Funeral Industry Table 5.3: Annual licensing fees in other professions 30 258 Regulatory Body Annual Registration Fee Victorian Institute of Teaching $60 Nurses Board of Victoria $80 Physiotherapists Registration Board of Victoria Architects Registration Board of Victoria Cross-border issues $110 $150 5.96 If a licensing system for funeral directors is established in other Australian states, mutual recognition of licences across state borders would ensure that rural and regional businesses are not disadvantaged by having to obtain licences for two or three separate states. Evaluation of Licensing the Principal of the Business 5.97 Licensing the principal of a funeral business is a way of introducing more rigorous accountability into the industry rather than through the methods of self-regulation or adherence to a Code of Practice, either voluntary or authorised. It is a more proactive approach than negative licensing which provides a method of removing undesirable practitioners from the industry only after they
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