About AIC Tasmania
AIC Tasmania is one of six State Divisions of the Australian Institute of Conveyancers. The other Divisions are in New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.
The Conveyancing Act was passed by the Tasmanian Government in 2004. It was not until 2006 that the first exams were held statewide Which resulted in 3 licences being issued. After the second exam was held there was 10 Licensed Conveyancers of which two were former Legal practitioners who chose to relinquish their Legal Practising Certificates.
The AIC Tasmania Division was established following the AGM of the AIC (National) in October, 2008. The initial members were Helen Kent (President), Sharni Richardson (Vice-President), Barry Sproal (Secretary), Rowena Duffy (Treasurer) and Graham Woodhouse.
The current Tasmanian Council consists of Shannon Campbell (President), Caitlin Fitzallen (Vice President), Debbie Hutton (Secretary & AIC National Council Representative), Shannon Campbell (Treasurer), Helen Kent, Kate Goodman and Erin Sims (Executive Committee).
Membership
AIC Tasmania memberships:
Principal Member:
- any person who is an owner/operator of a conveyancing firm; or
- a person who is a life member;
Member:
- Any person who obtains a conveyancing licence and who is not an owner/operator of a conveyancing firm,
- Any person employed as a conveyancing clerk either in the legal, banking, government office or conveyancing firm who holds the prescribed qu8alification and has the prescribed experience;
- A person who is associated with the conveyancing profession who is involve din the advancement of the profession.
To apply for membership of the AIC Tasmania Division, please download the Membership Application Form (pdf).
Complaints Process
To make a complaint against a Licensed Conveyancer visit the Tasmanian Government Consumer Building and Occupational Services website.
