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Electricity Act 1992

Administration - Electrical Workers Registration Board

148: Electrical Workers Registration Board

You could also call this:

“There's a special group that looks after electrical workers”

The law says there is a group called the Electrical Workers Registration Board. This board is official and has been set up by the government. The board has special powers to do its job. These powers help the board carry out its duties effectively. You can think of the board as a team that looks after important tasks related to electrical workers.

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Part 13 Administration
Electrical Workers Registration Board

148Electrical Workers Registration Board

  1. There is hereby established a board called the Electrical Workers Registration Board.

  2. The Board shall have all such powers as are reasonably necessary or expedient to enable the Board to carry out its functions.

Compare
  • 1959 No 46 s 3(1)
  • 1979 No 139 s 4(1)