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347: Obligation to prepare annual report
or “The Board must write a yearly report about what it did.”
You could also call this:

“The law says the Building Practitioners Board must write a yearly report that tells people what they did and how many people they punished.”

The Board must create an annual report each year. This report needs to include two main things:

  1. A report about what the Board has done. This report should have enough information for people to understand how well the Board has performed during the year.

  2. The number of people in each licensing class who the Board took disciplinary action against during the year.

The annual report must be written down, have a date on it, and be signed by two members of the Board on behalf of everyone.

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Part 4 Regulation of building practitioners
Building Practitioners Board: Reporting by Board

348Form and content of annual report

  1. An annual report must contain the following information and reports in respect of the period to which it relates:

  2. a report on operations, including the information that is necessary to enable an informed assessment to be made of the Board's performance during the period; and
    1. the number of persons in each licensing class against whom the Board took disciplinary action during the period.

      1. An annual report must be in writing, dated, and signed on behalf of the Board by 2 members.

      Notes
      • Section 348(1)(b): amended, on , by section 84 of the Building Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 4).