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07 September 2016
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Business location
City of Belmont
Business type
Restaurant operation
Index of services
The following services have been included in this ABLIS package:
Restaurant operation
Key services and requirements
Food Standards Code - Australian Government ....................................................................................................63
Local Registration / Notification of a Food Business - Western Australia - City of Belmont...................................71
Other services and requirements
Approval of Liquor Manager - Licensed Premises - Western Australia....................................................................6
Approval to Discharge Trade Waste - Western Australia .......................................................................................11
Approval to Erect a Commercial Advertising Sign on a Road or Highway - Western Australia .............................13
Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code - Western Australia .......................................................................17
Australian Standard AS 2030 Gas Cylinders - Western Australia ..........................................................................19
Australian Standard AS 2444-2001 Portable Fire Extinguishers and Fire Blankets - Selection and Location Western Australia ................................................................................................................................................... 21
Australian Standard AS 3301 - 1992 Approval and Test Specification - Particular Requirements for Microwave
Ovens - Western Australia ..................................................................................................................................... 23
Background Music Licence - Australian Government ............................................................................................27
Extended Trading Permit / Liquor Without a Meal Licence - Western Australia.....................................................57
Licensed Liquor Premises Health Approval - S.39 Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont ....................67
Licensed Liquor Premises Planning Approval - S.40 Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont.................69
National Code of Practice for the Control of Work related Exposure to Hepatitis and HIV (Blood-borne) Viruses
- Western Australia ................................................................................................................................................. 79
Permit to Possess Liquor in Public Places - Western Australia - City of Belmont..................................................93
Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Code of Practice - Western Australia..............................................97
Registration / Notification of a Food Business in Kings Park or on Rottnest Island - Western Australia..............105
Registration of a Co-operative - Western Australia ..............................................................................................127
Restaurant Liquor Licence - Western Australia ....................................................................................................131
Trade Promotion Lottery Permit - Western Australia............................................................................................139
Business Operations
Authorised Parking Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont ..........................................................................25
Certificate of Registration of Limited Partnership - Western Australia ...................................................................35
Home Occupation Approval - Western Australia - City of Belmont ........................................................................65
National Business Name Registration - Australian Government ............................................................................75
Registration as a Foreign Company - Australian Government .............................................................................107
Registration as an Australian Company - Australian Government .......................................................................117
Taxation
Pay-Roll Tax Registration - Western Australia .......................................................................................................91
Registration as a PAYG Withholder - Australian Government .............................................................................113
Employment
Code of Practice - First Aid Facilities and Services - Western Australia ................................................................37
Code of Practice - Manual Tasks - Western Australia............................................................................................39
Code of Practice - Prevention of Falls at Workplaces - Western Australia ............................................................41
Code of Practice - Violence, Aggression and Bullying at Work - Western Australia ..............................................43
Code of Practice - Working Hours - Western Australia ..........................................................................................45
Code of Practice for the Prevention and Control of Legionnaires Disease - Western Australia.............................47
Employer Requirements - Superannuation Guarantee - Australian Government ..................................................53
Fair Work Information Statement - Australian Government ...................................................................................59
National Employment Standards - Australian Government ....................................................................................81
National Standard for Manual Tasks - Australian Government ..............................................................................85
Occupational Safety and Health in the WA Public Sector Code of Practice - Western Australia...........................89
Privacy (Tax File Number) Rule 2015 - Australian Government ..........................................................................101
Registration for Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) - Australian Government...................................................................123
Small Business Fair Dismissal Code - Australian Government............................................................................135
Workers' Compensation Code of Practice (Injury Management) 2005 - Western Australia.................................145
Workers' Compensation Insurance - Western Australia.......................................................................................147
Workplace Amenities and Facilities Code of Practice - Western Australia ..........................................................149
Workplace Gender Equality (Minimum Standards) Instrument 2014 - Australian Government ...........................151
Planning and Building

Approval to Build Over or in the Vicinity of Water Service Infrastructure - Western Australia..................................9
Building Approval Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont .......................................................................29
Building Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont ............................................................................................31
Code of Practice for the Reuse of Greywater in Western Australia 2010 - Western Australia...............................49
Demolition Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont ........................................................................................51
Occupancy Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont .......................................................................................87
Planning Approval - Western Australia - City of Belmont .......................................................................................99
Plant and Equipment

WA Driver's Licence - Western Australia..............................................................................................................143
Environment and Resources

Approval to Use Containers Other than a Receptacle - Western Australia - City of Belmont ................................15
Permit to Use an Apparatus for the Treatment of Sewage - Western Australia - City of Belmont .........................95
Approval of Liquor Manager - Licensed Premises - Western Australia

You will require this approval if you intend to manage the operations of a business that sells or serves alcohol. It is a
requirement that all such businesses possess a relevant liquor licence and that an approved manager is present at the
licensed premises at all times that the premises is open.
Both an unrestricted and restricted approval are available. You will require an unrestricted manager's approval if you
operate a business under a commercial licence, such as a tavern or liquor store. You will require a restricted
manager's approval if you operate your business under a club restricted or occasional liquor licence. Please consult
the Contact Officer for more information.
Service type
Licence
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for this approval you must:
Be a fit and proper person;

Complete the mandatory training requirement;
Submit the required forms; and
Pay the required fees.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information regarding eligibility requirements.
Prerequisites
Must Have
National Police Certificate
Duration
5 years.
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
Apply
Application
$168.00
Renew
Renewal
5 Years: $163 (lodged at Australia

Post) or $125 (lodged online).
Vary
Variation
Upgrade from Restricted to

Unrestricted Approval: $56 (in
person); $15 (online).
Forms
Form
Apply
Approval of Manager (Online)

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Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Lodgement Guide and Information Sheet: Approval of Managers
Application
Apply
Please complete your application online then lodge and pay for it at the post office. You will receive
a receipt which allows you to act as a manager until your full application is determined.
Approval Time
4 to 6 weeks.
Administering Agency
Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor
Act(s) Name
Liquor Control Act 1988 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Liquor Control Regulations 1989 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries
Level 1
87 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth
Western Australia 6004
PO BOX 6119
East Perth, Western Australia 6892
Phone: 08 94251888
Phone: 1800634541
Fax: 08 93251041
rgl@rgl.wa.gov.au
Supporting Information
Approval of Liquor Manager - Licensed Premises
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Approval to Build Over or in the Vicinity of Water Service Infrastructure - Western Australia
You will require this approval if you intend to develop, alter, or remove an obstruction near a water services licensee's
infrastructure. This approval also applies if you intend to drill, bore, excavate or use impact equipment with close
proximity to water service infrastructure. Types of obstructions include:
electrical, telecommunications and similar cables

gas mains
power poles and other poles and towers
drains
ground anchors
material stockpiles
roads and airstrips.
Small trees of no more than five metres in height and fences and similar structures that can easily be removed are not
included as obstructions. Close proximity is determined by the Water Services Licensee who owns the infrastructure in
accordance with the regulations.
Please note that the relevant water services licensee may be the WA Water Corporation, your local council or a
private corporation. Please consult the Contact Officer for more information on this approval or to find out who your
relevant water services licensee is.
Service type
Licence
For your application to be considered, you must:
Provide all information required; and

Pay the prescribed fee.
Duration
As specified on the approval.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees for this approval vary

depending on individual
circumstances. Please consult the
Contact Officer for more information.
Forms
Form
Form
Apply
Application for Approval to Build Over or in the Vicinity of Water Service

Infrastructure - Please consult the Contact Officer for information on
forms to be submitted.
Department of Water
Science and Planning
Water Assessment and Allocation
Act(s) Name
Water Services Act 2012 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Water Services Regulations 2013 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Water Services
Department of Water
Science and Planning
The Atrium
168 St Georges Terrace
Perth
PO BOX K822
Perth, Western Australia 6842
Phone: 08 63647600
Atrium.Reception@water.wa.gov.au
Approval to Build Over or in the Vicinity of Water Service Infrastructure
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Approval to Discharge Trade Waste - Western Australia

You will require this approval if you intend to conduct an activity where trade waste will be discharged into a
wastewater inlet connected to sewer owned or managed by a water services licensee.
Trade waste is any wastewater that differs from the kind and volume ordinarily discharged from an ordinary home
used solely or primarily as the home of its occupants.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information.
Service type
Licence
Exemptions
Approval is not required to carry on the business of a beauty salon, florist, hairdressing salon or domestic swimming
pool.
submit an application form and any supplementary forms required

meet the acceptance criteria, which may include partially treating your wastewater before it discharges to
sewer
pay the prescribed fee.
Duration
Specified in the approval.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees will vary. Please consult the

Contact Officer for information on the
fees to be submitted.
Forms
Form
General
Business Specific Forms
Apply
Trade Waste Application
Apply
Trade Waste Application for Shared Grease Arrestor

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Other Resources
Resources
General
Retail Food Industry Non-Compliance Changes
Act(s) Name
Water Services Act 2012 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Water Services Regulations 2013 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Water Services
The Atrium
Perth
PO BOX K822
Phone: 08 63647600
Atrium.Reception@water.wa.gov.au
Approval to Discharge Trade Waste
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Approval to Erect a Commercial Advertising Sign on a Road or Highway - Western Australia

You will require this approval if you intend to place, construct or exhibit a hoarding or other advertising structure,
including a sign, on or in the vicinity of a highway, main road or part of a road subject to a control of access
declaration.
Control of access refers to a road or part of a road which has been declared to be subject to control of access and as
such is only intended for use by prescribed traffic and may only be entered or exited at specified places.
This includes a sign inside a building on your premises, if the sign is primarily directed at drivers or if the sign is lighted
by artificial light.
Approval is not required in all circumstances, including a:
For sale or for lease sign that is no greater than 1 square metre in area;
Sign affixed to a building on a premises indicating the name, or the name and the business of the occupier of
the premises that does not exceed 0.4 square metres in area; and
Sign that is erected on a place between the boundary of a road and the building line of a premises that
indicates the name, or the name and the business of the occupier of the premises.
Service type
Licence
Obtain any relevant approvals from the relevant local council;

Submit the relevant form along with any other information requested by the Agency; and
Pay any required fees.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Please consult the Contact Officer

for information on fees to be
submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Approval to Display an Advertising Sign on or in the

Vicinity of a Highway or Main Road
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Approval Time
Approximately 10 to 15 working days. However, the Agency can usually make special arrangements for urgent
applications.
Main Roads Western Australia
Act(s) Name
Main Roads Act 1930 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Main Roads (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1996 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Head Office
Main Roads Western Australia
Waterloo Crescent
East Perth
PO BOX 6202
Phone: 138138
enquiries@mainroads.wa.gov.au
Approval to Erect a Commercial Advertising Sign on a Road or Highway
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Approval to Use Containers Other than a Receptacle - Western Australia - City of Belmont
You will require this approval if you intend to deposit rubbish or refuse in a container other than the receptacle (rubbish
container) supplied by the Council. You can apply for this approval if your premises consists of more than three
dwellings, is used for commercial or industrial purposes, or is a food premises (such as a restaurant).
Separate approval is also required to dispose of industrial or commercial waste into a rubbish container or receptacle
that is to be collected by the local council or an authorised person.
The following materials are classed as commercial or industrial waste:
Hot or burning ashes;

Oil, motor spirit or other flammable liquid;
Liquid, paint, or other solvent;
Bricks, concrete, earth or other like substances;
Drugs, dressings, bandages, swabs or blood samples unless placed in a sealed impervious container;
Hospital, medical, veterinary, laboratory or pathological substances containing blood unless placed in a sealed
impervious container;
Syringes, needles, surgical hardware, broken glass, sharps or other sharp objects unless placed in a sealed
impervious container; or
Cytotoxics, radioactive substances and dangerous chemicals.
The container must be kept in a sanitary manner and meet all applicable health standards.
Service type
Licence
Duration
As specified.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Approval to Use Containers Other than a Receptacle Please consult the Contact Officer for information on forms to be
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Form
submitted.
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Health Act 1911 (WA)
Local Law(s) Name

Health Local Law 2002 ((City of Belmont))
Contact Details
Environmental Health Officer
City of Belmont
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
belmont@belmont.wa.gov.au
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Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code - Western Australia

You will be required to comply with this code if you intend to conduct a food business or prepare or import food
intended for sale. This code provides general standards for the production of food, specific minimum standards for the
production of various types of food, and labelling and information requirements.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information and to ascertain the level of that may be required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code
Department of Health
Public Health
Environmental Health Directorate
Act(s) Name
Food Act 2008 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Food Regulations 2009 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Food Unit
Public Health
227 Stubbs Terrace
Shenton Park
PO Box 8172
Perth BC
Phone: 08 93884999
Fax: 08 93828119
foodunit@health.wa.gov.au
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Australian Standard AS 2030 Gas Cylinders - Western Australia

You will be required to comply with this standard if you intend to use a gas cylinder at your workplace.
You must ensure that each gas cylinder has a current inspection mark in accordance with this standard and is only
filled in ways that comply with this standard.
This Standard specifies requirements for the verification, filling, handling, inspection, testing, and maintenance of
refillable gas cylinders for the storage and transport of compressed gases. It is only applicable to cylinders which
exceed 0.1 kilograms but do not exceed 3000 kilograms water capacity. It is not applicable to acetylene cylinders,
non-refillable cylinders and vacuum-insulated cylinders.
This Standard does not apply to cylinders forming part of aircraft equipment and used solely in aircraft.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information and to ascertain the level of compliance that may be required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Australian Standard AS 2030
Department of Commerce
WorkSafe Western Australia
Act(s) Name
Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 1996 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer, Business Service Centre
Level 1, Mason Bird Building
303 Sevenoaks Street
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
safety@commerce.wa.gov.au
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Australian Standard AS 2444-2001 Portable Fire Extinguishers and Fire Blankets - Selection and
Location - Western Australia
You will be required to comply with this standard if there is a risk of fire at your workplace and you are an employer,
main contractor, self-employed, or otherwise in control of your workplace.
You must ensure that portable fire extinguishers are located and distributed in accordance with this standard.
This standard sets out criteria for the selection of portable fire extinguishers and specifies requirements for their
application, location and distribution.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Australian Standard AS 2444-2001 Portable Fire Extinguishers and Fire

Blankets - Selection and Location
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
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Australian Standard AS 3301 - 1992 Approval and Test Specification - Particular Requirements for
Microwave Ovens - Western Australia
You will be required to comply with this standard if you intend to use or sell a new microwave oven for purposes other
than domestic or scientific. A microwave oven cannot be sold as a new microwave oven unless it complies with the
requirements of this standard.
Your microwave oven must have passed a compliance test carried out in accordance with this standard within the last
three years.
This standard has been superseded and is now referred to as AS/NZS 60335.2.25:2002: Household and Similar
Electrical Appliances-Safety Part 2.25: Particular Requirements for Microwave Ovens Including Combination
Microwave Ovens.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information and to ascertain the level of compliance (if any) that may be
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Australian Standard AS 3301 - 1992 Approval and Test Specification Particular Requirements for Microwave Ovens - Please consult the
Contact Officer for information on this document.
Radiological Council
Act(s) Name
Radiation Safety Act 1975 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Radiation Safety (General) Regulations 1983 (WA)
Contact Details
The Secretary
Radiological Council
Grace Vaughan House
227 Stubbs Terrace
Shenton Park
Locked Bag 2006
Nedlands
Phone: 08 93884999
Fax: 08 93820701
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radiation.health@health.wa.gov.au
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Authorised Parking Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You will require this permit if you intend to park in a restricted area or contrary to Council parking laws. This permit
may be granted for a parking spot on a public thoroughfare or in a public parking facility.
The location and type of parking permit will vary. Please consult the Contact Officer for more information.
Service type
Licence
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Approval to Commence Development
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Commercial Vehicle Parking on Residential Land Additional Information

and Checklist
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Local Government Act 1995 (WA)
Local Law(s) Name

Parking and Parking Facilities Local Law 2002 ((City of Belmont))
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
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Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Authorised Parking Permit
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Background Music Licence - Australian Government

You will require this licence if you intend to play copyrighted music in your business.
This licence covers the use of any of the following devices for the broadcast of background music:
Background music systems, including CD, tape player, radio, music services, or each zone or channel of a
multi-channel device;
Radios or TV sets or large screens; or
Audio or video juke boxes.
This licence will apply to you if you operate any of the following:
Hotel, club, motel, tavern or bar;

Restaurant or cafe;
Retail outlet;
Health or beauty service;
Fitness centre or trainer;
Theatre or cinema;
Corporate or business workplace;
School, university or other tertiary institution;
Dance school or eisteddfod organiser;
Community band, choir or performance group;
Hall, ice rinks, function or sports centre; or
Other services to the public.
Please note that there are different licensing regimes in Australia regarding the reproduction and playing of music and
music videos that are protected by copyright:
Licensing in relation to the composition, or musical work, is administered by the Australasian Performing Right
Association / Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society, (APRA AMCOS); and
Licensing in relation to the recording (for example, the CD or music in other formats) is administered by the
Phonographic Performance Company of Australia Limited (PPCA) and the Australian Record Industry
Association Limited (ARIA).
This licence covers the composition only. Please note that depending on the nature of your activities you may also be
required to hold a licence with the PPCA or ARIA. It is recommended that you discuss your licensing needs with all
three Agencies prior to applying.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for this licence you must:
Apply using the relevant form; and

Pay the appropriate licence fee.
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Prerequisites
Might Need
Licence to Play Protected Sound Recordings or Music Videos
Duration
Annual renewal is required.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees will vary depending on your

circumstances. Please consult the
Forms
Form
Apply
Online Licence Enquiry/Application
Australasian Performing Right Association
Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society
Revenue and Licensing
Act(s) Name
Copyright Act 1968 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Copyright Regulations 1969 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Licensing Services
Australasian Performing Right Association
Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society
Revenue and Licensing
16 Mountain Street
Ultimo
New South Wales 2007
Locked Bag 5000
Strawberry Hills
Phone: 02 99357900
Phone: 1300852388
licence@apra.com.au
Background Music Licence
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Building Approval Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You may require this certificate if you are required to obtain approval for work that was completed without a building
permit or to demonstrate an existing building's compliance with any relevant standards.
Building approval certificates are voluntary. However, if unauthorised construction has been conducted, you may be
required to demolish all works that have not been approved by the relevant Council.
A building approval certificate can also be issued for the purpose of obtaining a strata title. However, if you intend to
obtain a strata title you cannot use the certificate to retrospectively approve works conducted without a building permit.
Service type
Licence
A building approval certificate application must be accompanied by:
A certificate of building compliance;

Copies of plans and technical certificates;
Evidence of any required approvals;
Evidence of any notifications;
Payment of the prescribed fee; and
Any other forms, documents or information the permit authority requests.
If you intend to apply for a strata specific approval you must also provide a survey diagram identifying the proposed
lots.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees vary depending on individual

circumstances. The minimum fee is
$95. Please consult the Contact
Officer for fee information.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Building Approval Certificate
Apply
Application for Building Approval Certificate - Strata
Apply
Certificate of Building Compliance

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Form
Vary
Application to Extend Time ? Building or Demolition Permit
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Keys to Quick Approvals
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Building Act 2011 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Building Regulations 2012 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Building Approval Certificate
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Building Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You will require this permit if you intend to conduct building work. The permit must be obtained from the relevant
Agency, generally the local government, prior to work commencing.
If you intend to build a Class 1b, or Class 2 to 9 building, the plans must be certified. Certification involves engaging a
registered building surveyor to complete a Certificate of Design Compliance (CDC) which must be submitted with your
application.
Buildings of Class 1a and Class 10 may be either certified or uncertified. An uncertified application does not require
the use of a registered building surveyor instead; the Agency will assess the plan for compliance with all relevant
standards before issuing a CDC.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for this permit you must:
Obtain planning approval and any other required approvals, including approval for installation of a sewage
treatment apparatus (if required);
Provide a certificate of design compliance for the building or structure signed by a building surveyor;
Provide each technical certificate signed by a specialist that the building surveyor has relied on to sign the
certificate of design compliance;
Provide a copy of the plans and specifications for your building or structure;
Notify the Heritage Council of Western Australia (if relevant);
Provide details of the builder who will carry out the work;
Pay any applicable building services levies;
Provide any other information required on the application form; and
Pay the application fee.
There may be additional requirements before approval is granted to your application. These requirements will vary
dependent on factors such as the future purpose of the building or any other requirements dictated by the relevant
permit authority.
Duration
The relevant Agency has a limited period of time in which to approve or reject your application. For certified
applications this period is 10 business days and for uncertified applications the period is 25 business days.
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Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

$156.65. Please consult the Contact
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Building Permit - Certified
Apply
Application for Building Permit ? Uncertified
Apply
Certificate of Design Compliance
Vary
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
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Building Permit
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Certificate of Registration of Limited Partnership - Western Australia

You will require this registration if you intend to carry on business as a limited partnership.
A limited partnership is one formed by up to 20 people (up to 10 people if carrying on banking), at least one of whom
must be a general partner (who is liable for all of the debts and obligations of the business) and at least one a limited
partner (a silent partner who may not take any part in the management of the partnership business).
If a limited partnership is not registered, every limited partner is deemed to be a general partner. If the limited
partnership is carrying on as a business, it may also need to be registered with the Australian Securities and
Investments Commission.
Service type
Licence
Please consult the Contact Officer for information regarding eligibility requirements.
Duration
As specified on the registration.
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
General
Duplicate
Certificate
$13.00
Apply
Application
$191.00
Registration
Apply
Examination
$4.90
Inspection of statements filed by

Registrar
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Registration of a Limited Partnership (Form LP1)
Apply
Notice of Change in the Limited Partnership (Form LP2)
Consumer Protection
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Act(s) Name
Limited Partnerships Act 1909 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Limited Partnership Rules 1909 (WA)
Contact Details
Registration Section, Associations and Charities Branch
Consumer Protection
Level 5, WestCentre
1260 Hay Street
West Perth
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300304074
associations@commerce.wa.gov.au
Certificate of Registration of Limited Partnership
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Code of Practice - First Aid Facilities and Services - Western Australia

You may be required to comply with this code if you are an employer in charge of a workplace.
All employers are required to provide first aid facilities in the workplace. This code sets out processes for deciding
which first aid facilities and services should be provided on the basis of hazard identification and risk assessment as
well as a process for their continual review.
required by your business.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
First Aid Facilities and Services Code of Practice
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice - First Aid Facilities and Services
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Code of Practice - Manual Tasks - Western Australia

You must comply with this code if you employ staff who will perform manual tasks.
Manual tasks include any activity requiring the use of force exerted by someone to lift, lower, push, pull, carry or
otherwise move, hold or restrain a person, animal or thing. They also include any activity involving repetitive and / or
forceful movements and any activity where someone has to maintain constrained or awkward postures.
The code requires you to identify manual handling hazards, assess the risks involved, and consider measures to
reduce those risks. This code serves as a minimum standard and is not intended to restrict development of higher
standards.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice for Manual Handling
Comply
Hazard Identification Form
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice - Manual Tasks
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Code of Practice - Prevention of Falls at Workplaces - Western Australia

You must comply with this code if you are an employer or someone who is responsible for preventing falls at work.
This code applies to all workplaces, and provides detailed guidance on the prevention of falls at workplaces. It
includes information on risk management, instruction and training, supervision, injury prevention systems and
anchorages.
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice for the Prevention of Falls at Workplaces
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice - Prevention of Falls at Workplaces
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Code of Practice - Violence, Aggression and Bullying at Work - Western Australia

You are required to comply with this code if you employ staff or you manage employees.
The code provides guidance on the prevention and management of workplace violence, aggression and bullying (for
example, physical assault, verbal abuse, threats and intimidation)
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice - Violence, Aggression and Bullying at Work
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice - Violence, Aggression and Bullying at Work
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Code of Practice - Working Hours - Western Australia

You are required to comply with this code if you employ staff in Western Australia.
This code provides guidance on the management of safety and health hazards and risks that are commonly
associated with working hour arrangements, such as extended hours, shift work and on-call work.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice - Working Hours
Comply
Code of Practice: Working Hours Risk Management Guidelines
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice - Working Hours
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Code of Practice for the Prevention and Control of Legionnaires Disease - Western Australia
You must comply with this code if you are an employer in charge of a workplace, or in charge of a building which
contains workplaces.
This code provides information on how to minimise the risk of infection from the bacteria which cause legionnaires
disease. In Australia, the sources of legionella bacteria in recorded outbreaks of legionnaires' disease have been
traced to either large air conditioning plants or hot water distribution systems that have been incorrectly commissioned
or poorly maintained. However, the bacteria has also been known to accumulate in:
Evaporative condensers;
Hot and cold water systems;
Spas;
Humidifiers or foggers and water misting systems;
Coolant in industrial milling machines;
High pressure cooling and cleansing processes;
Potable water aerosols, such as shower heads;
Nebulisers; and
Other domestic and industrial-based water systems.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice for the Prevention and Control of Legionnaires Disease

2010
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
47
Phone: 1300307877
Code of Practice for the Prevention and Control of Legionnaires Disease
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Code of Practice for the Reuse of Greywater in Western Australia 2010 - Western Australia
You may be required to comply with this code if you intend to reuse greywater in Western Australia.
This code sets the minimum requirements for the reuse of greywater in sewered areas of Western Australia on
premises producing up to 5 000 litres of greywater per day. This code does not cover greywater recycling schemes for
multi-dwelling premises.
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Code of Practice for the Reuse of Greywater in Western Australia 2010
Public Health
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries, Water Unit
Public Health
PO Box 8172
Perth BC
Phone: 08 93884999
Fax: 08 93884910
ehinfo@health.wa.gov.au
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Demolition Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You may require this permit if you intend to conduct demolition work. Demolition work is the demolition, dismantling or
removal of a building or incidental structure.
Please be aware that you may not require this permit if your proposed work is:
Incidental to building work already approved by a building permit; or

Exempt work including class 10 buildings that does not exceed 40 square metres.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for this permit you must:
Ensure that the demolition work will comply with applicable building standards;
Notify the Heritage Council of Western Australia (if relevant), electricity gas, telephone and water services
providers;
Notify the Building Services Commissioner at least 5 days before commencing the work (if the demolition work
is class 1, 2 or 3 demolition work);
Provide details of the demolition contractor you intend to use (the person who carries out the demolition may
be required to hold a demolition work licence);
Pay any applicable building services levies;
Provide any other information required on the application form; and
Pay the application fee.
You may also be required to obtain planning approval for your demolition work.
Fees
Type
Description
Apply
Application
$95 per storey per building.
Apply
Application
The minimum fee payable is

$156.65.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Demolition Permit

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Form
Apply
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Demolition Permit
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Employer Requirements - Superannuation Guarantee - Australian Government

If you are an employer you have an obligation to pay superannuation contributions on behalf of all your eligible
employees, in addition to their wages and salaries. This compulsory superannuation guarantee requires you to:
Pay superannuation for all your employees;

Contribute to their preferred super funds if available; and
Pay the contributions by the cut off dates each quarter: 28 October, 28 January, 28 April and 28 July.
Service type
Licence
You are considered an employer if you employ workers under a verbal or written employment contract on a full-time,
part-time or casual basis. You may also be considered an employer if you make payments to a worker under a
contract.
Generally, you have to pay superannuation for your employees if they:
Are aged between 18 and 75;

Are paid $450 (before tax) or more in a calendar month; and
Work full-time, part-time or on a casual basis (including family members and company directors).
You may also have to pay superannuation for any employees who are visiting Australia on an eligible temporary
resident visa.
If you do not meet your obligations, including paying your employee superannuation contributions to the correct fund,
you may face penalties.
Duration
Ongoing.
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Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
You need to pay superannuation

contributions at least four times a
year, by the cut off dates each
quarter. The minimum super amount
you have to pay currently is 9.5 per
cent of each eligible employee's
earnings base.
Forms
Form
Apply
Super Guarantee Charge Statement - Quarterly
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
How to Use the Superannuation Guarantee Charge Statement and

Calculator Tool
Australian Taxation Office
Compliance Group
Superannuation
Act(s) Name
Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Regulations 1993 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
Woden Service Centre, Penrhyn House
6 Bowes Street
Woden
Australian Capital Territory 2606
GPO 9990
Canberra
Phone: 131020
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Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
Shop 1, 32 Martin Place
Sydney
GPO 9990
Sydney
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
24 Knuckey Street
Darwin
Northern Territory 0800
GPO 9990
Darwin
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
myGov Brisbane, Suncorp Plaza
Opposite King George Square
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO 9990
Brisbane
Queensland 4001
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
Mezzanine level
26 Franklin Street
Adelaide
55
South Australia 5000

GPO 9990
Adelaide
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
200 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO 9990
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
Collins Square
747 Collins Street
Docklands
Victoria 3008
GPO 9990
Melbourne
Victoria 3001
Phone: 131020
Enquiries
Compliance Group
Superannuation
45 Francis Street
Northbridge
GPO 9990
Perth
Phone: 131020
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Employer Requirements - Superannuation Guarantee
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Extended Trading Permit / Liquor Without a Meal Licence - Western Australia

You will require this permit if you already hold a liquor licence and intend to sell alcohol at a time or place that your
existing licence would not ordinarily cover. The purposes for which an extended trading permit may be used include:
selling liquor in a restaurant without meals

alfresco Dining outside or adjacent to a licensed premises
clubs selling alcohol to members of another association
selling alcohol with a meal in the dining area of a hotel, nightclub or producer's premises
off-site deliveries or supply by a liquor store after hours
extending the hours for an existing licensed premise
extending the area for an existing licensed premise.
An extended trading permit for the sale or consumption of liquor on a road or footpath will not be issued unless the
local council also consents to the application.
Please note that in some circumstances instead of applying for this permit you may be able to instead add or vary the
conditions on your existing licence. Please consult the Contact Officer for more information.
Service type
Licence
Eligibility requirements vary depending on the specific purpose for which you are applying for this permit.
An extended trading permit for the sale or consumption of liquor on a road or footpath will not be issued unless the
local council also consents to the application.
Please consult with the Contact Officer for information on any eligibility requirements.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees vary from $53 to $1156

depending upon the purpose for
which you are applying for the
permit. Please consult the Contact
Officer for information on fees to be
submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Alfresco Dining Application Kit
Apply
Associations / Late Delivery / Dining Area / Lodgers Extended Trading

Permit Application Kit
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Form
Apply
One Off / Special Function Extended Trading Permit Application Kit
Apply
Liquor Without a Meal Application: Restricted to 120 Persons or Less
Apply
Ongoing Extension of Hours Application Kit
Apply
Application for One Off Non Member Function (Club)
Apply
Liquor Without a Meal Application: Not Restricted to 120 Person or Less
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Policy: Extended Trading Permits - Ongoing and Indefinite
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries
Level 1
87 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth
PO BOX 6119
Phone: 08 94251888
Phone: 1800634541
Fax: 08 93251041
rgl@rgl.wa.gov.au
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Fair Work Information Statement - Australian Government

All employers covered by the national workplace relations system have an obligation to give each new employee a
Fair Work Information Statement before, or as soon as possible after, the new staff member starts employment.
It provides basic information on national standards for employment matters and contains information about:
The National Employment Standards (NES);

The effect on an employee's NES entitlements when there is a transfer of business:
Modern awards;
Agreement making under Act;
Individual flexibility arrangements:
The right to freedom of association;
Termination of employment;
Right of entry (including the protection of personal information by privacy laws); and
The role of related Government Agencies.
Service type
Licence
The statement may be provided in the following ways:
Giving it personally to the employee;

Posting it to the employee;
Emailing it, or a direct electronic link, to the employee;
Faxing it to the employee; or
Another method that meets the requirements.
It is recommended that the employer retain details of how the statement was provided to each employee.
Please consult the Contact Officer for more information regarding requirements.
Duration
Ongoing.
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Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
No fees are required.
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Fair Work Information Statement
Fair Work Ombudsman
Act(s) Name
Fair Work Act 2009 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Fair Work Regulations 2009 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 11
208 Bunda Street and cnr Akuna Street
Canberra
GPO BOX 9887
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 17
400 George Street
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 2
148 Frome Street
Adelaide
60

Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 12
255 Elizabeth St
Sydney
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 6
414 La Trobe Street
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 3
142 - 146 Elizabeth Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 9
Perth
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 3
39-41 Woods Street
Darwin
Phone: 131394
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Fair Work Information Statement
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Food Standards Code - Australian Government

You may be required to comply with one or more of the food standards if you manufacture food or beverage products
that will be consumed in Australia or New Zealand.
The various standards may apply if you manufacture or use:
Ingredients;
Processing aids;
Colourings;
Additives;
Vitamins; and
Minerals.
The code also covers the composition of some foods, e.g. dairy, meat and beverages as well as standards developed
by new technologies such as genetically modified foods.
The standards apply to areas such as:
Labelling and other information;

Substances added to food;
Contaminants and residues;
Maximum permissible limits of chemicals;
Foods requiring pre-market clearance;
Microbiological and processing; and
Food safety.
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code
Food Standards Australia New Zealand
Act(s) Name
Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
Food Standards Australia New Zealand
Boeing House
55 Blackall Street
Barton
63

PO BOX 7186
Canberra BC, Australian Capital Territory 2610
Phone: 02 62712222
info@foodstandards.gov.au
Food Standards Code
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Home Occupation Approval - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You will require this approval if you intend to conduct a business from home. Home occupation approvals exist to
allow certain small volume trades or occupations to be practised in a residential environment while enabling the local
council to maintain sufficient controls to ensure that minimal disturbance and nuisance are created.
Home occupation must take place on land or in a dwelling that you own. You must also:
Not employ a person who is not a family member or occupier of that land or dwelling;
Not occupy more than 20 square metres;
Not have a sign greater than 0.2 square metres;
Not involve retail sale, display or hire goods; and
Not use essential services, such as water or power, to an extent greater than normal.
Service type
Licence
The restrictions and eligibility to operate a home-based business may vary considerably. Examples of common
restrictions enforced by the council include, but are not limited to:
Car parking;
Storage of goods;
Number of employees and the relationships between employees;
Neighbourhood amenity; and
Workspace floor area.
These requirements will vary depending on the type of home occupation is sought.
Duration
As indicated on the permit.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
No fee required.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Home Occupation Approval - Please consult the Contact

Officer for information on forms to be submitted.
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Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Working From Home Information Sheet
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Planning and Development Act 2005 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Town Planning Regulations 1967 (WA)
Local Law(s) Name

Local Planning Scheme 15 ((City of Belmont))
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Home Occupation Approval
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Licensed Liquor Premises Health Approval - S.39 Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont
You will require this certificate from the Council prior to applying for a state liquor licence. It is granted if the premises
complies with the health, food and building legislative requirements.
This certificate is required for all new liquor licensing applications and applications for any alterations to existing
licensed premises, including hotels, taverns, cabarets, liquor stores, special facility licences, restaurants or clublicences.
Service type
Licence
Duration
As indicated on the approval.
Fees
Apply
Type
Amount
Application
$72.60
Forms
Form
Apply
Licensed Liquor Premises Health Approval - S.39 Certificate
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
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Fax: 08 94781473
Licensed Liquor Premises Health Approval - S.39 Certificate
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Licensed Liquor Premises Planning Approval - S.40 Certificate - Western Australia - City of Belmont
You will require this certificate from the Council prior to applying for a state liquor licence. This certificate states that
the selling of liquor complies with (or could comply with, if certain actions were taken) the existing planning approval
issued by Council.
The Council is able to place conditions on this certificate if the premises can only be made to comply with the planning
laws, through the imposition of specified trading restrictions. Such restrictions could include noise levels or hours of
operation.
Service type
Licence
Duration
Fees
Apply
Type
Amount
Application
$50.00
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Licensed Liquor Premises Planning Approval - S.40

Certificate
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
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Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Licensed Liquor Premises Planning Approval - S.40 Certificate
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Local Registration / Notification of a Food Business - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You may be required to register with or notify the Council if you intend to use premises to operate a food business. A
food business includes any business, enterprise, or activity that involves:
The handling of food intended for sale; or

The sale of food.
You must register your food business unless it is exempt from registration, in which case you will need to notify the
Council of your premises. Exempt businesses include those that:
Are conducted solely for charitable or community purposes and prepare non-potentially hazardous foods or
foods that, after being appropriately cooked, are served for immediate consumption;
Sell certain packaged food;
Provide complimentary drinks in conjunction with another kind of business; and
Form part of premises registered under the Commonwealth export control legislation.
Premises include:
Land (whether or not vacant);

The whole or any part of a building, tent, stall or other structure (whether of a permanent or temporary nature);
A pontoon; or
A vehicle (other than a food transport vehicle while it is engaged in only the transport of food).
Primary production food businesses that do not sell directly to the public do not require this notification or registration.
Please be aware that if your food business undertakes any of the following activities, you will need to apply for state
registration instead of this registration:
Preparation of food for patients in a public hospital;

Dairy primary production, dairy processing or dairy transport;
Primary production of seafood or the manufacturing of seafood if it includes bivalve molluscs; or
Operate a food business in Kings Park or on Rottnest Island.
Service type
Licence
Prerequisites
Might Need
Approval to Discharge Trade Waste
Duration
Remains in force until cancelled.
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Fees
Type
Description
Apply
Application
Food stalls: Community: $40; Private

individuals selling snack type food:
$60; Private individuals selling
meals: $75; Commercial selling
snack typer food: $100; Commercial
selling meals: $125.
Apply
Licence
Food business audit fee: Low risk:

$130; Medium risk: $260; High risk:
$390.
Apply
Application
Notification: $50; Registration: $140.
Forms
Form
Apply
Notification / Registration Form
Apply
Food Premises Settlement Enquiry
Apply
Food Premises Fit Out / Alterations
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Registration of a Food Business - Fact Sheet
Comply
Food Business Design, Construction and Operation Guidelines
Additional Information
You will require a trade waste permit if your food business produces wastewater containing grease and fat. You will
need to ensure that you comply with the conditions of this permit including the installation or upgrade of a grease
arrestor.
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Food Act 2008 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
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Local Law(s) Name

Contact Details
City of Belmont
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Local Registration / Notification of a Food Business
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National Business Name Registration - Australian Government

You will require this registration if you intend to, or currently, carry on a business in Australia. Your business name
must be on the Business Names Register. This national registration service replaces past state and territory services,
so that all businesses in Australia only need to register each name once, on a single national register.
You must register your business name unless you trade under:
Your own individual name;

All of the individual names of the partners in a partnership; or
A company or registered body name.
Please note that there are various words that are restricted for use in business names unless an application is made.
Application, renewal, cancellation and transfer of business names are processed and handled online using the
Australian Securities and Investments Commission online system (ASIC Connect).
Service type
Licence
To register for a new business name you will need an Australian Business Number (ABN) or or if your application for
an ABN is pending, a statement to that effect and the reference number for the ABN application.
You must also provide the following information:
Details of the ABN and specifics of the proposed business name holder;
The proposed business name;
The preferred registration period (1 or 3 years); and

The address of your principal place of business and the service of documents.
Duration
1 or 3 years.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
One year: $34; Three years: $80.
Forms
Form
Apply
ASIC Connect Login

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Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Registry
Act(s) Name
Business Names Registration Act 2011 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Business Names Registration Regulation 2011 (AG)
Contact Details
ACT Service Centre
Registry
Level 2
2 Allsop Street
Canberra
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 02 62503800
Fax: 02 62503811
Phone: 1300300630
NSW Service Centre
Registry
Level 5
100 Market Street
Sydney
GPO BOX 9827
Sydney, New South Wales 2001
Phone: 02 99112000
Fax: 02 99112414
Phone: 1300300630
NT Service Centre
Registry
Level 7, TIO Centre
24 Mitchell Street
Darwin
76
GPO BOX 9827

Darwin, Northern Territory 0801
Phone: 08 89430900
Fax: 08 89430910
Phone: 1300300630
QLD Service Centre
Registry
Level 20, Commonwealth Bank Building
240 Queen Street
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9827
Brisbane, Queensland 4001
Phone: 07 38674700
Fax: 07 38674725
Phone: 1300300630
SA Service Centre
Registry
Level 7
100 Pirie Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9827
Adelaide, South Australia 5001
Phone: 08 82028400
Fax: 08 82028410
Phone: 1300300630
TAS Service Centre
Registry
Level 2, Telstra Centre
70 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9827
Hobart, Tasmania 7001
Phone: 03 62356800
77
Fax: 03 62356811
Phone: 1300300630
VIC Service Centre
Registry
Level 7
120 Collins Street
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
GPO BOX 9827
Melbourne, Victoria 3001
Phone: 03 92803200
Fax: 03 92803444
Phone: 1300300630
WA Service Centre
Registry
Level 1, Ernst & Young Building
11 Mounts Bay Road
Perth
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 08 92614000
Fax: 08 92614227
Phone: 1300300630
National Business Name Registration
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National Code of Practice for the Control of Work related Exposure to Hepatitis and HIV (Blood-borne)
Viruses - Western Australia
You must comply with this code if you are an employer or in charge of a workplace.
This code provides guidance to employers on how to minimise the risk of infection from work related exposure to
Hepatitis B virus (HBV), Hepatitis C virus and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).
This code covers how to identify activities in the workplace that may put workers or members of the public at risk of
transmission, how to assess of that risk and then how to minimise that risk.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
National Code of Practice for the Control of Work related Exposure to

Hepatitis and HIV (Blood-borne) Viruses
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
National Code of Practice for the Control of Work related Exposure to Hepatitis and HIV (Blood-borne) Viruses
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National Employment Standards - Australian Government

You will be required to comply with these National Employment Standards (NES) if you are an employer. The NES are
ten minimum standards of employment entitlements for employees covered by the national workplace relations
system.
The ten standards in summary are:
Maximum weekly hours of work;
Requests for flexible working arrangements;
Parental leave and related entitlements;
Annual leave
Personal/carers leave and compassionate leave;
Community service leave;
Long service leave
Public holidays;
Notice of termination and redundancy pay; and
Provision of a Fair Work Information Statement.
Service type
Code of Practice
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Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Introduction to the National Employment Standards
Comply
Maximum Weekly Hours and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Long Service Leave and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Public Holidays and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Notice of Termination and Redundancy Pay and the National

Employment Standards
Comply
Parental Leave and Related Entitlements and the National Employment

Standards
Comply
Annual Leave and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Personal / Carer's Leave and Compassionate Leave and the National

Comply
Community Service Leave and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Fair Work Information Sheet and the National Employment Standards
Comply
Requests for Flexible Working Arrangements and the National

Fair Work Ombudsman
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 11
208 Bunda Street and cnr Akuna Street
Canberra
GPO BOX 9887
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
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Level 12
255 Elizabeth St
Sydney
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 3
39-41 Woods Street
Darwin
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 17
400 George Street
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 2
148 Frome Street
Adelaide
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 3
142 - 146 Elizabeth Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 6
414 La Trobe Street
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
83
Phone: 131394
Enquiries
Fair Work Ombudsman
Level 9
Perth
Phone: 131394
National Employment Standards
84
National Standard for Manual Tasks - Australian Government

You must comply with this standard if you are going to be involved in manual work. This standard applies to
employers, owners and employees of workplaces, designers and manufacturers or suppliers of workplace-related
items.
The standard sets out the principles for the effective management of hazardous manual tasks to avert injuries arising
from manual tasks in the workplace.
Manual task means a task comprised wholly or partly by any activity requiring a person to perform work that includes
the use of force for lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying or otherwise moving, holding or restraining any person,
animal or item.
Hazardous manual tasks can include:
Repetitive or sustained awkward posture;

Sustained movement or application of force;
The application of high force (e.g. hitting something with a hammer);
Exposure to sustained vibration (e.g. using a drill for an extended period);
Working with people or animals;
Handling unstable or unbalanced loads; or
Handling loads which are difficult to grasp or hold.
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Forms
Form
Apply
National Standard for Manual Tasks
Safe Work Australia
Explosives and Guidance Branch
Codes and Guidance
Act(s) Name
Safe Work Australia Act 2008 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Safe Work Australia (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2010 (AG)
Contact Details
General Enquiries
Safe Work Australia
Explosives and Guidance Branch
Codes and Guidance
85
220 Northbourne Avenue

Braddon
GPO Box 641
Canberra
Phone: 1300551832
info@swa.gov.au
86
Occupancy Permit - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You will require this permit if you intend to occupy a building or strata title that is:
New;
Existing; or
Incomplete.
You may also require this permit if you intend to change an existing building's use or classification. The purpose of this
permit is to ensure any buildings that are to be occupied a compliant with all relevant legislation and standards.
Service type
Licence
You must provide a certificate with your application that demonstrates the building is compliant with all relevant
legislation and standards. Applications to occupy a new building must be accompanied by a Certificate of Construction
Compliance (CCC). Applications to occupy an existing building, or obtain a strata title, must be accompanied by a
Certificate of Building Compliance (CBC).
The Agency may also have additional requirements that must be satisfied before an application will be approved, such
as:
Evidence of any prescribed authorities' approvals or notifications;

Detailed building plans; and
Payment of any prescribed fees.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

$95. Please consult the Contact
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Occupancy Permit
Apply
Certificate of Construction Compliance
Apply
Certificate of Building Compliance

87
Form
Apply
Application for Occupancy Permit - Strata
Vary
Application to Extend Time ? Occupancy Permit or Building Approval

Certificate
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Occupancy Permit
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Occupational Safety and Health in the WA Public Sector Code of Practice - Western Australia
You may be required to comply with this code if you are responsible for preventing hazards in a public sector
workplace in Western Australia. This includes chief executive officers, managers, employees, people in control of
workplaces, safety and health representatives and safety and health committees.
This code aims to provide you with practical guidance to achieve compliance with the obligations of the Act. This code
also promotes the role of occupational safety and health management systems and the importance of executive
leadership in improving occupational safety and health performance.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Occupational Safety and Health in the Public Sector Code of Practice
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Occupational Safety and Health in the WA Public Sector Code of Practice
89
90
Pay-Roll Tax Registration - Western Australia

You are required to register to pay this tax if you employ people in Western Australia. Pay-roll tax is assessed on the
wages that you pay to your employees in Western Australia. You have to pay the tax when you have a staff payroll
exceeding $70,833 during a month or an annual payroll exceeding $850,000.
Pay-roll tax is self-assessed. You must calculate the liability and then pay the appropriate amount to the Office of
State Revenue, by way of a monthly, quarterly or annual return. If you have, or are a member of a group that has, an
expected pay-roll tax liability equal to or greater than $100,000 per annum, you will be required to lodge and pay your
pay-roll tax return via Revenue Online (ROL).
A tax rate of 5.5 per cent applies.
Please note that certain exemptions can apply (for example, to some charitable organisations). Please consult the
Service type
Licence
If you are uncertain of your liability for pay-roll tax please consult the Contact Officer for more information.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
No fees are required to register.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Registration as a Employer
91
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Grouping Provisions Factsheet
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Fringe Benefits Factsheet
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Employee Share Acquisitions Factsheet
Comply
Pay-roll Tax General Information
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Wages Definition
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Superannuation Factsheet
Comply
Pay-roll Tax Employer Guide
Department of Finance
Office of State Revenue
Act(s) Name
Pay-roll Tax Assessment Act 2002 (WA)
Contact Details
Pay-Roll Tax Enquiries
Department of Finance
Office of State Revenue
QBE House Plaza Level
Perth
GPO BOX T1600
Phone: 08 92621300
Fax: 08 92260841
Phone: 1300368364
Pay-Roll Tax Registration
92
Permit to Possess Liquor in Public Places - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You may require this permit if you intend to possess liquor in unsealed containers in public places.
Places covered by this permit may vary. Places include all land owned, occupied, managed or cared for by your
Council that the public has access too (whether or not on the payment of an admittance fee, such as for a special
public celebration or event).
Your Council may stipulate certain areas and times for which this permit is required.
Service type
Licence
Please consult with Council for details of any specific restrictions, conditions or requirements that may be applicable to
this permit.
Duration
1 year.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application to Consume Liquor
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Local Law(s) Name

Activities on Thoroughfares and Trading in Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law 2001 ((City of Belmont))
93
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
94
Permit to Use an Apparatus for the Treatment of Sewage - Western Australia - City of Belmont
You will require this permit if you intend to use an apparatus for the treatment of sewage after it has been constructed
or installed. A sewerage apparatus includes septic tanks, aerobic treatment units, compost toilets and any other
apparatus used for the treatment of sewage.
When the construction or installation of a sewage apparatus is complete, the Council must be notified. An
environmental health officer will inspect the apparatus to make sure it conforms to health and safety regulations. If the
environmental health officer is not satisfied with the inspection, then they will advise you to complete the necessary
works and arrange for a further inspection. This work must be completed within a prescribed time frame.
Prior to the inspection by the environmental health officer, you must fill the apparatus to overflow level with clean water
24 hours before the inspection, and also ensure that all drains, fixtures and fittings are visible.
Service type
Licence
Your apparatus will be eligible for a permit if:
The inspection confirms that it meets relevant standards and regulatory requirements; and
You have paid the permit fee.
Fees
Apply
Type
Amount
Application
$118.00
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Permit to Use an Apparatus for the Treatment of Sewage Please consult the Contact Officer for further information on forms to be
submitted.
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Health (Treatment of Sewage and Disposal of Effluent and Liquid Waste) Regulations 1974 (WA)
95
Local Law(s) Name

Contact Details
City of Belmont
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Permit to Use an Apparatus for the Treatment of Sewage
96
Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Code of Practice - Western Australia

You must comply with this code if you provide personal protective equipment to your employees.
As an employer you are sometimes required to provide personal protective equipment, as well as training and
instruction in its use, to your employees. The code provides general advice about the selection and use of personal
protective equipment to minimise exposure to workplace hazards.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Code of Practice
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Code of Practice
97
98
Planning Approval - Western Australia - City of Belmont

You may require this approval if you intend to undertake any development or building activity.
Development includes demolition, erection, construction, alteration of, or addition to any building or structure, or
carrying out any excavation or other works. It also includes changing the use of land (the type of business activity or
purpose the land can be used for). Examples of types of land use include a dwelling house or caravan park.
Local and regional planning schemes and interim development orders state when approval is required. These
schemes divide land into different zones, with each zone containing development requirements specifying what types
of development require approval.
Approval from the Western Australian Planning Commission is required for certain developments. The Council will
determine if Planning Commission approval is required and will forward your application if necessary.
Please consult the Council to determine whether approval is required for your proposed development or use under the
relevant planning scheme.
Service type
Licence
Duration
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees vary depending on the

development cost. Please contact
the Contact Officer for more
information.
Forms
Form
Apply
Approval to Commence Development
99
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Schedule of Planning Fees
City of Belmont
Act(s) Name
Planning and Development Act 2005 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Town Planning Regulations 1967 (WA)
Local Law(s) Name

Local Planning Scheme 15 ((City of Belmont))
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
City of Belmont
Locked Bag 379
Cloverdale
WA 6985
215 Wright Street
Cloverdale
WA 6105
Phone: 08 94777222
Fax: 08 94781473
Planning Approval
100
Privacy (Tax File Number) Rule 2015 - Australian Government

You must comply with this rule if you intend to collect individual's tax file number (TFN) information. This rule regulates
the collection, storage, use, disclosure, security and disposal of individual's TFN information with the goal of ensuring
the privacy of the TFN information. Please consult the Contact Officer for more information and to ascertain the level
of compliance that may be required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Privacy (Tax File Number) Rule 2015
People, Systems and Services Group
Business Reporting and Registrations
Act(s) Name
Privacy Act 1988 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
6 Bowes Street
Woden
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Shop 1
32 Martin Place
Sydney
GPO BOX 9990
Sydney, Western Australia 2001
Phone: 137226
101
Enquiries
24 Knuckey Street
Darwin
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Suncorp Plaza
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
88 Grenfell Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
200 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9990
102
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Collins Square
747 Collins Street
Docklands
Victoria 3008
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Shop 15, Wesley Quarter
770 Hay Street
Perth
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Privacy (Tax File Number) Rule 2015
103
104
Registration / Notification of a Food Business in Kings Park or on Rottnest Island - Western Australia
You will be required to register with or notify the Agency if you intend to use premises to operate a food business in
Kings Park or on Rottnest Island. A food business includes any business, enterprise, or activity that involves:
the handling of food intended for sale

the sale of food.
You must register your food business unless it is exempt from registration, in which case you will need to notify the
Agency of your premises. Exempt businesses include those that:
are conducted solely for charitable or community purposes and prepare non-potentially hazardous foods or
foods that, after being appropriately cooked, are served for immediate consumption
sell certain packaged food
provide complimentary drinks in conjunction with another kind of business
form part of premises registered under the Commonwealth export control legislation.
Premises include:
land (whether or not vacant)

the whole or any part of a building, tent, stall or other structure (whether of a permanent or temporary nature)
a pontoon
a vehicle (other than a food transport vehicle while it is engaged in only the transport of food).
Service type
Licence
Please consult the Contact Officer for information on eligibility requirements relevant to your business.
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
Apply
Application
$165.00
Registration
Apply
Application
$60.00
Notification (exempt food businesses

only)
Forms
Form
Apply
Food Act 2008 Registration / Notification Form
105
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Food Act 2008 Fact Sheet - Exempted Food Businesses
Act(s) Name
Food Act 2008 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries, Food Unit
227 Stubbs Terrace
Shenton Park
PO BOX 8172
Perth BC, Western Australia 6849
Phone: 08 93884999
Fax: 08 93828119
foodunit@health.wa.gov.au
Registration / Notification of a Food Business in Kings Park or on Rottnest Island
106
Registration as a Foreign Company - Australian Government

You will require this registration if you intend to operate as a foreign company that will carry on business in Australia.
A foreign company is defined as a body corporate which has been formed or incorporated in an external territory or
outside Australia, or an unincorporated body that is formed in an external territory or outside Australia and may sue
and be sued or may hold property in the name of its secretary or other officer.
All relevant foreign companies must be registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for this registration you must:
Provide a Certified copy of the Certificate of Incorporation or Registration and a Certified copy of the body's
Constitution (which are not more than 3 months old);
A list of Directors;
Appoint a local agent/power of attorney who is: a natural person or company, resident in Australia, and
authorised to accept, on behalf of the foreign company, service of process and notices; and
Submit any other documentation as requested by the Agency.
A foreign company that is not bound by a written constitution and/or is bound by some other means of governance,
you will need to provide a statement in writing to that effect and wherever possible include a description of the
legislation that governs the administration of your company.
Please note that if any document is not in English, you will need to provide a certified translation of that document into
English.
Prerequisites
Might Need
Notification of Acquisitions of Shares, Assets or Interests
Duration
Ongoing registration until cancelled.
107
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
Apply
Application
$469.00
Apply
Miscellaneous -
Further fees may apply, please

consult the Contact Officer for
information on fees to be submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Registration as a Foreign Company - Form 402
Apply
Application for Reservation of a Name - Form 410
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Memorandum of Appointment of Local Agent - Form 418
Comply
Verification of Copy of Document Authorising on behalf of a Foreign

Company, Execution of a Document Appointing a Local Agent - Form
403
Investors and Financial Consumers
Act(s) Name
Corporations Act 2001 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Corporations Regulations 2001 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries, ASIC ACT Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 2
2 Allsop Street
Canberra
GPO BOX 9827
Fax: 02 62503811
108
Phone: 02 62503800
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC QLD Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
240 Queen Street
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 07 38674700
Fax: 07 38674725
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC SA Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 7
100 Pirie Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 08 82028400
Enquiries, ASIC NSW Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 5
100 Market Street
Sydney
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 02 99112000
Fax: 02 99112414
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC Vic Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
109
Level 24
120 Collins St
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 03 92803200
Fax: 03 92803444
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC Tas Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
70 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 03 62356800
Fax: 03 62356811
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC WA Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 3
Perth
GPO BOX 9827
Fax: 08 92614227
Phone: 08 92614000
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC NT Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 7 TIO Centre
24 Mitchell Street
Darwin
110

GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 08 89430900
Fax: 08 89430910
Phone: 1300300630
Registration as a Foreign Company
111
112
Registration as a PAYG Withholder - Australian Government

You will require this registration if you have an obligation to collect tax from payments you make to employees and
some businesse. You are required to withhold tax if any of the following apply:
You have employees;

You have other workers, such as contractors, and you enter into voluntary agreements to withhold amounts
from your payments to them; or
You make payments to businesses that don't quote their Australian business number (ABN).
You must apply to register for PAYG withholding before you are first required to withhold an amount from a payment.
Service type
Licence
There are several ways to register. If your business has an ABN, you can register:
Online through the Business Portal;

By phone (if you are an authorised contact for the business);
By lodging a paper form; or
Through your registered tax agent or BAS agent.
If you are applying for an ABN, you can register for PAYG withholding at the same time.
Duration
Ongoing.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
No fees are required.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application Forms to Register as a PAYG Withholder
113
Act(s) Name
Taxation Administration Act 1953 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Taxation Administration Regulations 1976 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
6 Bowes Street
Woden
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Shop 1
32 Martin Place
Sydney
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
24 Knuckey Street
Darwin
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
114

Suncorp Plaza
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
88 Grenfell Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
200 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Collins Square
747 Collins Street
Docklands
Victoria 3008
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
115
Enquiries
770 Hay Street
Perth
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Registration as a PAYG Withholder
116
Registration as an Australian Company - Australian Government

You will require this registration if you intend to operate a business as a company in Australia. An Australian public or
proprietary company comes into existence when it is registered by the Australian Securities and Investments
Commission (ASIC).
The reservation of a company name enables an applicant to reserve their proposed company name before
registration. An application for reservation of a company name is optional.
Service type
Licence
Eligibility requirements can be found on the application form.
Duration
Ongoing registration until cancelled.
117
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
General
Miscellaneous $47.00
Reserve a company name
Apply
Application
Public company with share capital
Apply
Extend reservation of a company

name
Apply
Miscellaneous $1,169.00
Apply to Minister for consent to use a

company name
Apply
Apply to register company name

without the word ?limited?
Apply
Application
$387.00
Public company limited by guarantee
Apply
Application
$469.00
Proprietary company
$469.00
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Registration as an Australian Company - Form 201
Apply
Application for Reservation of a Name - Form 410
Apply
Application for Registration of a Body Corporate as an Australian

Company - Form 202
Act(s) Name
Corporations Act 2001 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Corporations Regulations 2001 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries, ASIC ACT Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
118

Level 2
2 Allsop Street
Canberra
GPO BOX 9827
Fax: 02 62503811
Phone: 02 62503800
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC QLD Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
240 Queen Street
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 07 38674700
Fax: 07 38674725
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC SA Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 7
100 Pirie Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 08 82028400
Enquiries, ASIC NSW Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 5
100 Market Street
Sydney
119
GPO BOX 9827

Phone: 02 99112000
Fax: 02 99112414
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC Vic Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 24
120 Collins St
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 03 92803200
Fax: 03 92803444
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC Tas Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
70 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 03 62356800
Fax: 03 62356811
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC WA Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 3
Perth
GPO BOX 9827
Fax: 08 92614227
120
Phone: 08 92614000
Phone: 1300300630
Enquiries, ASIC NT Service Centre, Licensing and Business Operations
Level 7 TIO Centre
24 Mitchell Street
Darwin
GPO BOX 9827
Phone: 08 89430900
Fax: 08 89430910
Phone: 1300300630
Registration as an Australian Company
121
122
Registration for Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) - Australian Government

You are required to pay Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) if you provide any benefit to an employee or an employees'
associate (e.g. a family member, etc).
Benefits include any rights, privileges or services you supply to an employee in relation to their employment. For
instance, the following types of activities would require you to pay FBT:
Allow an employee to use a work car for private purposes;

Give an employee a cheap loan;
Reimburse an expense incurred by your employee (e.g. school fees); or
Provide entertainment by way of food, drink or recreation.
FBT is separate from income tax and is based on the taxable value of any benefits you provide. You can process your
FBT via your monthly or quarterly Business Activity Statement (BAS).
Please note that you are required to pay FBT whether:
These benefits are provided by you, an associate of yours or a third party under an arrangement with you; and
An employee is a current, future or former employee.
Some employers, including charities, may need to work out the status of their workers. Many will be volunteers,
however, some will be contractors and employees. Generally, benefits provided to volunteers and contractors do not
attract FBT.
Service type
Licence
Duration
The FBT year runs from 1 April to 31 March.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
No fees are required. Penalties apply

for failure to lodge a return where
there is a requirement to do so.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application to Register for Fringe Benefits Tax

123
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Fringe Benefits Tax - A Guide for Employers
Comply
Business Activity Statement (BAS)
Act(s) Name
Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 (AG)
Regulation(s) Name
Fringe Benefits Tax Regulations 1992 (AG)
Contact Details
Enquiries
6 Bowes Street
Woden
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Shop 1
32 Martin Place
Sydney
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
124
24 Knuckey Street
Darwin
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
Suncorp Plaza
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
88 Grenfell Street
Adelaide
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
200 Collins Street
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
125

Collins Square
747 Collins Street
Docklands
Victoria 3008
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Enquiries
770 Hay Street
Perth
GPO BOX 9990
Phone: 137226
Registration for Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)
126
Registration of a Co-operative - Western Australia

You will require this registration if you intend to operate a co-operative in Western Australia. A co-operative is a legal
entity formed by persons who wish to meet certain business, cultural and social needs through jointly owned
enterprise. A registered co-operative is a body corporate and in Western Australia may be formed by a minimum of
five individuals or corporations.
In forming a co-operative, members agree to use its services and to contribute capital to fund the enterprise, usually
by purchasing shares. Funds are contributed not for capital gain but for service or trading benefits.
Co-operatives may be set up for a very wide range of social and economic activities, such as retailing, agriculture,
manufacturing, child care, housing, marketing, arts and crafts and taxi services. For instance, people in a rural
community may establish a co-operative supermarket to buy food in bulk so that its members have access to cheaper
goods.
You can also register as an existing corporation.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for this registration, you must:
Submit an application for an available name, using the approved application form;
Attach two copies of the proposed rules signed and certified by the persons who acted as chairperson and
secretary at the formation meeting;
Lodge your application within two months of the formation meeting of your proposed co-operative;
Provide a statement listing the name, address, occupation and contact details of each person elected as a
director;
Provide a certificate signed by the chairman and secretary verifying that you have been authorised to register
the cooperative;
Submit annual reports; and
Pay any relevant fees.
Duration
Annual.
127
Fees
Type
Amount
Description
General
Duplicate
Certificate
$38.50
Apply
Application
Submission of proposed disclosure

statement for approval: $311.
Registration application: $152.
Approval of the registration of a
name: $79.
Submission of proposed rules: $152.
Lodge
Lodgement
$38.50
Annual report. Please note that

penalties apply for late lodgements.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Registration as a Co-operative
Apply
Payment Form
Apply
Application for Approval of Proposed Rules of a Co-operative
Apply
Statement of Directors' Details
Apply
Application for Approval of Disclosure Statement for a Proposed

Distributing Co-operative
128
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Co-operatives Good Business Guide
Comply
A Guide to Developing Compliant Rules for Your Co-operative
Comply
Schedule of Fees
Comply
Co-operatives Information Sheet
Application
Apply
Your application must be signed by at least 2 directors elected at the formation meeting, or at least
5 for a co-operative other than a co-operative group
Approval Time
Approximately one week.
Consumer Protection
Act(s) Name
Co-operatives Act 2009 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Co-operatives Regulations 2010 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Cooperatives Unit
Consumer Protection
Westcentre, Level 5
1260 Hay Street
West Perth
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300304074
cooperatives@commerce.wa.gov.au
Registration of a Co-operative
129
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Restaurant Liquor Licence - Western Australia

You will require this licence if you intend to sell or supply liquor for patrons to consume at your premises along with a
meal (for example at a restaurant). You can apply for this licence if the primary focus of your business is the supply of
genuine meals. The supply of alcohol must be secondary to this.
Applications for this licence may be made as:
an individual person
a director representing a company
two or more individual persons or companies jointly
an association.
Service type
Licence
To be eligible for the licence you must:
demonstrate that the application is in the public interest, having regard to the likely health and social impacts
on the community and sub-groups within the community
show that the position, nature and standard of your premises are suitable
be deemed fit and proper
submit the required forms
pay the prescribed fee.
For a venue to be suitable for a restaurant licence it must have a kitchen equipped to provide meals, sufficient toilet
facilities and a dining area must always be set up with tables and chairs for dining.
For a full list of items that must be submitted with your application please see the attached documents. Please consult
the Contact Officer for more information regarding eligibility requirements.
Duration
Indefinite subject to retaining the same premises and paying the annual licence fee.
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Fees
Type
Amount
Description
Apply
Application
$877.00
Other fees may apply, including

probity fee for each individual.
Apply
Licence
$578.00
For the initial application, the licence

fee is charged at a pro-rata rate.
Transfer
Transfer
$840.00
Forms
Form
Apply
Application Kit for a Restaurant Licence
Other Resources
Resources
Transfer
Notice of Ownership of Licensed Premises
Transfer
Notice of Application for Approval of Transfer of Licence
Vary
Notice of Application to Add, Vary or Cancel Condition of a Licence or

Permit
Vary
Notice of Application for Approval of Alteration / Redefinition of Licensed

Premises
Vary
Notice of Application for Approval for Change of Premises Name
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
Enquiries
Level 1
87 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth
132

PO BOX 6119
Phone: 08 94251888
Phone: 1800634541
Fax: 08 93251041
rgl@rgl.wa.gov.au
Restaurant Liquor Licence
133
134
Small Business Fair Dismissal Code - Australian Government

You will be required to comply with this code if you operate a small business. A small business is defined as any
business with fewer than 15 employees. This is calculated on a simple headcount of all employees who are employed
on a regular and systematic basis. This code provides protection against unfair dismissal claims, where an employer
follows the code. The Fair Work Commission will deem a dismissal to be fair if the employer follows the code and can
provide evidence of this.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Small Business Fair Dismissal Code
Fair Work Commission
Act(s) Name
Regulation(s) Name
Contact Details
2nd Floor, CML Building
17-21 University Avenue
Canberra
GPO BOX 539
Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory 2601
Phone: 02 62092400
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 02 62479774
canberra@fwc.gov.au
Level 10, Terrace Tower
80 William Street
Woolloomooloo
135
Phone: 02 83746666
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 02 93806990
sydney@fwc.gov.au
10th Floor, Northern Territory House
22 Mitchell St
Darwin
GPO BOX 969
Phone: 08 89362800
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 02 89362820
darwin@fwc.gov.au
Level 14, Central Plaza Two
66 Eagle St
Brisbane City
Queensland 4000
GPO BOX 5713
Phone: 07 30000399
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 07 30000388
brisbane@fwc.gov.au
Level 6, Riverside Centre
North Terrace
Adelaide
PO Box 8072, Station Arcade
Adelaide
Phone: 08 83089863
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 08 83089864
adelaide@fwc.gov.au
136

1st Floor
39-41 Davey St
Hobart
Tasmania 7000
GPO BOX 1232
Phone: 03 62140200
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 03 62140202
hobart@fwc.gov.au
Level 4, 11 Exhibition St
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
PO BOX 1994
Phone: 03 86617777
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 03 96550401
melbourne@fwc.gov.au
Floor 16
111 St Georges Tce
Perth
GPO BOX X2206
Phone: 08 94645172
Phone: 1300799675
Fax: 08 94645171
perth@fwc.gov.au
Small Business Fair Dismissal Code
137
138
Trade Promotion Lottery Permit - Western Australia

You will require this permit if you intend to conduct a trade promotion lottery. A trade promotion lottery is a lottery
promoting the sale of goods or the use of services, in which every participant takes part:
without cost or
because they have purchased a good or service for the same cost the participant would have paid had they
not taken part in the lottery.
You are automatically covered by a permit if your trade promotion lottery meets the prescribed terms and conditions.
You do not have to submit an application.
You will need to submit an application for this permit if you intend to conduct a trade promotion lottery that does not
comply with the prescribed conditions.
Service type
Licence
If your lottery complies with the prescribed conditions you are automatically covered by the permit. To be eligible to
apply for a permit for a lottery that does not comply with the prescribed conditions you must:
provide details for your lottery, including the purpose for which it is conducted, the proposed dates, number of
tickets, price of tickets, and amount of prize money on offer
submit the required forms
pay the required fees.
Duration
If your trade promotion lottery meets the prescribed conditions then you will hold the licence indefinitely. If you were
required to submit an application please refer to the licence.
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Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
If your trade promotion lottery meets

the prescribed conditions then you
will not be required to pay a fee. If
you are making an application
because your trade promotion lottery
does not meet the prescribed
conditions, please consult the
Contact Officer for information on the
fees required for this permit.
Forms
Form
Apply
Application for Trade Promotion Lottery Permit - Please consult the

Contact Officer for information on this form.
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Prescribed Conditions for the Conduct of a Trade Promotion Lottery
Comply
Lotteries - What Your Organisation Needs to Know
Gaming and Wagering Commission
Act(s) Name
Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries Officer
Gaming and Wagering Commission
Level 1
87 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth
PO BOX 6119
Phone: 08 94251888
Phone: 1800634541
Fax: 08 93251041
140
rgl@rgl.wa.gov.au
141
142
WA Driver's Licence - Western Australia

You will require this licence if you intend to drive a motor vehicle on a public road. It is illegal to drive on a public road
in Western Australia without a current driver's licence. Overseas licence holders, who hold a permanent visa, are only
able to drive for up to three months using their overseas driver's licence.
Your licence will authorise you to drive particular classes of vehicle. Licences are available in the following classes:
moped, motorcycle, car, light rigid, medium rigid, heavy rigid, heavy combination and multi-combination.
To obtain your first driver's licence you must get a learner's permit. You will need to complete the minimum number of
supervised driving hours, and pass a driving test before you can move from a learner's permit to a driver's licence.
Your licence will be issued as a provisional licence if you are a novice driver or are under 18 years old. You will be
considered a novice driver unless you have held a driver licence for at least two years. Please consult the Contact
Officer for more information.
Service type
Licence
Eligibility requirements vary depending on licence class. Please consult with the Contact Officer for information on any
eligibility requirements.
Duration
As specified on the licence.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application
Fees will vary. Please consult the

Forms
Form
Apply
Application for a Motor Driver Licence - Please consult the Contact

Officer for information on forms to be submitted.
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Licensing Fees and Charges
Approval Time
Immediate.
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Department of Transport
Transport Services
Driver and Vehicle Services
Act(s) Name
Road Traffic (Authorisation to Drive) Act 2008 (WA)
Regulation(s) Name
Road Traffic (Licensing) Regulations 1975 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries, Vehicle Licensing
Department of Transport
Transport Services
Driver and Vehicle Services
Tassels Place
Innaloo
Phone: 131156
Fax: 08 65516001
WA Driver's Licence
144
Workers' Compensation Code of Practice (Injury Management) 2005 - Western Australia

You must comply with this code if you intend to employ any worker in Western Australia. The code provides a
framework for injury management systems and return to work programs that are to be established and implemented.
These provisions are based upon the principle that whenever it is medically appropriate, an injured worker will remain
in or return to work.
required.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Workers' Compensation Code of Practice (Injury Management) 2005
WorkCover Western Australia
Act(s) Name
Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries
2 Bedbrook Place
Shenton Park
Phone: 08 93885555
Fax: 08 93885550
Phone: 1300794744
postmaster@workcover.wa.gov.au
Workers' Compensation Code of Practice (Injury Management) 2005
145
146
Workers' Compensation Insurance - Western Australia

You must obtain workers compensation insurance if you employ any workers in your business. Workers include:
full-time workers on a wage or salary

part-time, casual and seasonal workers
workers on commission
piece workers
working directors
contractors and sub-contractors (in some circumstances)
family members (in some circumstances).
You must obtain workers compensation insurance from an approved external provider however in some
circumstances it is possible to be a self-insurer.
Please consult the Contact Officer for further information.
Service type
Licence
All employers must obtain insurance unless they are granted an exemption.
Please consult directly with the Contact Officer for information on any eligibility requirements for an exemption.
Duration
As indicated on the policy.
Fees
Apply
Type
Description
Application

submitted.
Forms
Form
Apply
Worker's Compensation Insurance - Please consult the Contact Officer

for information on forms to be submitted.
Act(s) Name
Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 (WA)
147
Regulation(s) Name
Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Regulations 1982 (WA)
Contact Details
Enquiries
2 Bedbrook Place
Shenton Park
Phone: 08 93885555
Fax: 08 93885550
Phone: 1300794744
postmaster@workcover.wa.gov.au
Workers' Compensation Insurance
148
Workplace Amenities and Facilities Code of Practice - Western Australia

You must comply with this code if you employ people at your premises.
As an employer you must provide workplace amenities for your employees. This code provides guidelines on how to
comply with that duty.
Workplace amenities include quality, temperature controls, workspace, lighting, seating, washing facilities, toilets,
change rooms, dining facilities, drinking water and the provision of suitable access and egress. The particular
amenities you are required to provide depends on the type of workplace.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Workplace Amenities and Facilities Code of Practice
Act(s) Name
Contact Details
Cannington
Locked Bag 14
Cloisters Square PO
Phone: 1300307877
Workplace Amenities and Facilities Code of Practice
149
150
Workplace Gender Equality (Minimum Standards) Instrument 2014 - Australian Government

You will be required to comply with this standard if you are:
A registered higher education provider that employs staff; or

Operating a business that employs 500 or more employees in Australia.
Registered higher education providers and businesses employing more than 500 employees are required to report to
the Agency on workplace gender equality issues. The standards outline policies and strategies that employers must
have in place to enable them to provide the required information to the Agency in the workplace gender equality
report.
The standards include requirements for:
Gender composition of the workforce;

Equal remuneration between women and men;
Availability and utility of employment terms, conditions and practices relating to flexible working arrangements
for employees; and
Sex-based harassment and discrimination.
Service type
Code of Practice
Other Resources
Resources
Comply
Workplace Gender Equality (Minimum Standards) Instrument 2014
Workplace Gender Equality Agency
Act(s) Name
Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (AG)
Contact Details
General Enquiries
Workplace Gender Equality Agency
Level 7
309 Kent Street
Sydney
GPO Box 4917
Sydney
Phone: 02 94327000
Phone: 1800730233
151
wgea@wgea.gov.au
Workplace Gender Equality (Minimum Standards) Instrument 2014
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