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Building Act 2004

Regulation of building practitioners - Building Practitioners Board - Rules

359: Requirements of sections 355 to 358 relate to amendments and revocations by Board

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“The rules for changing or cancelling a rule are the same as the rules for making a new rule.”

When the Board wants to change or cancel a rule, they need to follow the same steps as when they make a new rule. These steps are explained in sections 355 to 358. So, if you want to change or cancel a rule, you have to do all the same things you would do to create a new rule. This makes sure that changes to rules are done carefully and properly, just like when new rules are made.

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358: Approval of revised rule, or

“The group in charge can agree to new rules or change them if needed, but they must talk to the boss first.”

360: Rules to be approved by Minister, or

“The Minister must check and say yes or no to the rules that the Board suggests.”

Part 4 Regulation of building practitioners
Building Practitioners Board: Rules

359Requirements of sections 355 to 358 relate to amendments and revocations by Board

The requirements of sections 355 to 358 that apply to making a rule apply also to an amendment or revocation of that rule.