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Building Act 2004

Regulation of building practitioners - Building Practitioners Board - Rules

357: Revision of rules

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“How to fix and resubmit rules that weren't approved”

When the Board doesn’t approve a proposed rule, they have to tell you why they didn’t approve it. They will then ask the chief executive to make a new version of the rule. The chief executive has to give the Board the new version within 15 working days. Sometimes, the Board might give the chief executive more time to do this.

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Part 4 Regulation of building practitioners
Building Practitioners Board: Rules

357Revision of rules

  1. If the Board declines to approve a proposed rule,—

  2. the Board must indicate the grounds on which it declines to approve it; and
    1. the Board must direct the chief executive to prepare and submit a revised proposed rule; and
      1. the chief executive must submit a revised proposed rule to the Board not later than 15 working days after the date on which approval was declined or any later date that the Board in any particular case may allow.