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Weights and Measures Act 1987

Administration - Accredited persons

30DB: Effect of suspension of accreditation

You could also call this:

“What happens when your approval to measure things is put on hold”

When your accreditation is suspended, you are not considered an accredited person under this law for the time of the suspension. After the suspension ends, your accreditation automatically comes back unless one of these things has happened:

  1. Your accreditation expired during the suspension. If this happens, you can apply to renew it under section 30C.

  2. Your accreditation was cancelled under section 30D(1).

  3. Your name was taken off the accreditation letter under section 30D(2).

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Part 5 Administration
Accredited persons

30DBEffect of suspension of accreditation

  1. A person is not an accredited person, for the purposes of this Act, for the period for which his or her accreditation is suspended.

  2. At the end of the period of suspension, the person's accreditation is immediately revived unless—

  3. the accreditation has, during the period of suspension, expired, in which case that person may apply for the renewal of his or her letter of accreditation under section 30C; or
    1. the accreditation has been revoked under section 30D(1); or
      1. that person's name has been removed from the letter of accreditation under section 30D(2).

        Notes
        • Section 30DB: inserted, on , by section 7 of the Weights and Measures Amendment Act 2005 (2005 No 118).