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Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003

Certification and fit and proper person requirements - Other provisions about certifications

131S: Appeals against certification decisions

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"Challenging a certification decision you don't agree with"

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You can appeal to the District Court if the Commission makes a decision about your certification that you do not agree with. The Commission's decision might be to refuse your certification, or to add conditions to it. You can appeal against decisions to vary, revoke, add to, or substitute conditions on your certification, or to suspend or cancel it.

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Part 5ACertification and fit and proper person requirements
Other provisions about certifications

131SAppeals against certification decisions

  1. A person may appeal to the District Court against a decision of the Commission under this Part to—

  2. refuse to issue a certification to the person; or
    1. impose conditions on the person’s certification or proposed certification or vary, revoke, add to, or substitute any conditions on the person’s certification; or
      1. refuse an application to vary the conditions of the person’s certification; or
        1. suspend or cancel the person’s certification.

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          Notes
          • Section 131S: inserted, on , by section 50 of the Credit Contracts Legislation Amendment Act 2019 (2019 No 81).