What AS/NZS 3000 covers for EV charging
Dedicated circuit for the charger — no sharing with other appliances.
Correctly rated cable, breaker and RCD for the charger's continuous load.
Type A or Type B RCD depending on the charger — many EV chargers need Type B protection.
Weatherproof enclosure ratings for outdoor installs (typically IP54 or better).
What your installer must give you
A Certificate of Electrical Safety (CES) or state equivalent for the completed work.
A test report showing insulation resistance, RCD trip time and earth continuity.
Any manufacturer-required paperwork for warranty registration.
How to verify
Every licensed electrician has a licence number — ask for it and confirm it on your state regulator's public register.
The CES also has a serial number, so it can be checked with the state regulator if there's ever a dispute.
Insurance companies routinely ask for the CES if there's a claim involving electrical work — keep it safe.