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If you are new to the industry, or have had licensing problems before, the IC will want evidence that you know what you are doing. If so, Bell recommends: "Do a one-day refresher training seminar to be completed during the application process period. Give the date of the seminar to be attended and send in the certificate to prove attendance once available. This will be taken into account when I have to decide if the applicant is likely to abide by the conditions and undertakings on a licence."