The Information C ommunication Technology Practitioners Bill, 19. (1) The Council shall publish in the Gazette as soon as may be practicable after registration, the name of every ICT practitioner registered under this Act. 20 I 6 Publicetion of rcgistntion. (2) lt shall be the duty of every ICT practitioner to inform the Council immediately of any change in their registered address. (3) The publication of the list of registered ICT practitioners in the Gazette shall be pritna facie evidence that the persons named therein are registered under this Act, and the absence of the name of any person from such list shall be prima facie evidence that the person is not so registered. PART IV-LICENSING OF ICT PRACTITIOIYERS 20. (l) A person shall not practise as an ICT practitioner unless such person has complied with the requirements for continuing education and supervision, and has been issued with a valid practice license by the Council, in accordance with regulations made under this Act. Licencc to practicc. (2) The Council may issue to an ICT practitioner who in the prescribed form, a license to practice on their own behalf or to be employed. has applied (3) Subject to the provisions of this Act, a person shall not operate an ICT firm unless- (a) the firm has a certificate of registration of a business name or certificate of incorporation; (b) the firm has at least one partner or principal shareholder who is registered as an ICT practitioner and who has a valid practicing licence; and (c) the firm fulfills any other condition as may be stipulated by the Council. 21. (l) A licence granted under this Act shall be valid for one year, for the duration between the lst January and 31st December in every year, and may, upon expiry, be renewed. (2) A person whose licence has not been renewed for one year or more and who wishes to have the licenc6 renewed may apply to the Council upon- Pcriod of vdidity of liccnccsl