Section 19

view and assess the content of a film that has not been classified or is not deemed classified by the Authority or the Committee of Appeal for the purpose of classifying the film’s content;

assign a classification rating for the film that would, if classified by the Authority, be substantially likely to be classified not higher than the prescribed classification rating (called in this Act the maximum permitted classification rating);

submit to the Authority a report of the assessment and the classification rating that the individual assigns to the film.

the individual has paid the fees prescribed (if any) for the registration or renewal;

the individual satisfies the Authority that he or she has successfully completed the training decided by the Authority; and

the individual satisfies any other requirement that the Authority determines for such registration or renewal.

the individual is not of good character and reputation; or

there are reasonable grounds for believing that the individual will not carry out the duties of a film content assessor in accordance with this Act or its subsidiary legislation.

must not do (whether or not for reward) any work specified in subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c); and

must not advertise or hold himself or herself out or describe himself or herself in any way to be registered as a film content assessor.