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Real Estate Agents Act 2008

Licensing - How to become licensed

41: Written submission in response by applicant

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"Send a written response if someone objects to your application"

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You can send a written submission to the Registrar if you get a notice of objection. You must send it within the prescribed time. The Registrar will send a copy of your submission to the person who objected. If you send a written response, you can ask for a hearing under section 42(4). You can include this request in your written response to the Registrar. The Registrar will get your written response and send a copy to the person who gave notice of an objection.

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41Written submission in response by applicant

  1. An applicant to whom a notice of objection has been sent may, within the prescribed time, send to the Registrar a written submission in response to the notice of objection.

  2. If an applicant sends a written response to the Registrar, the Registrar must send a copy of it to the person who gave notice of an objection.

  3. A written response to the Registrar may include a request for a hearing under section 42(4).

Notes
  • Section 41(3): inserted, on , by section 5 of the Real Estate Agents Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 129).