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Electricity Act 1992

Disciplinary provisions - Preliminary provisions

142: Persons to whom this Part applies

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This part of the law applies to several types of people. It includes you if you are currently registered or have a provisional licence. It also applies to you if you used to be registered or had a provisional licence when something important happened. Even if you’re not registered or licensed anymore, this part of the law can still affect you if it’s about something you did when you were. Lastly, if the Board has made a special decision about you under this part of the law, it applies to you too.

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Part 11 Disciplinary provisions
Preliminary provisions

142Persons to whom this Part applies

  1. This Part applies to the following persons:

  2. every registered person:
    1. every provisional licence holder:
      1. every person who is no longer a registered person but who was a registered person at the time of the relevant conduct:
        1. every person who is no longer a provisional licence holder but who was a provisional licence holder at the time of the relevant conduct:
          1. every person who is the subject of an order of the Board under this Part.

            Notes
            • Section 142: substituted, on , by section 13 of the Electricity Amendment Act 2006 (2006 No 70).