What this rule covers
The Automatic Mutual Recognition (Tasmania) (Notification Requirements - Shot firers) Determination 2026 is a federal instrument made under the Mutual Recognition Act 1992. It sets out notification requirements that apply to shot firers who rely on automatic mutual recognition to work in Tasmania.
About automatic mutual recognition
Automatic mutual recognition is a scheme that allows a tradesperson licensed in one Australian state to work in another state without obtaining a separate licence for that state. For some occupations, the scheme includes notification requirements that must be met before work can begin. This instrument establishes those requirements for shot firers seeking to work in Tasmania.
Registration date
The instrument was registered on 2 October 2026. The commencement provision is contained within the instrument itself - the full text is available at the source legislation page.
Administering department
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations administers this instrument.
Document structure
The instrument includes sections covering the name of the determination, commencement, authority, definitions, and the notification requirement. The specific notification steps and deadlines within those sections are not reproduced on the source page.
Key actions
- Read the full text of the Automatic Mutual Recognition (Tasmania) (Notification Requirements - Shot firers) Determination 2026 at https://www.legislation.gov.au/F2026L01356 to understand exactly what must be notified and when.
- Check the explanatory statement available on the same legislation page for a plain-English explanation of what the notification requirement involves.
- Contact the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations to clarify whether this rule affects a particular licence or registration - the source does not provide a direct contact number or email.
This is a plain-English summary for information only, not legal or compliance advice. Always check the official source or consult a qualified professional.