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267A: Registration of product certification body
or “The boss can sign up special companies to check and approve building products if they meet certain rules.”
You could also call this:

“The government can check if a registered product certification body is still following the rules and doing a good job.”

The chief executive can check up on a registered product certification body (PCB) to make sure they’re still doing a good job. This check-up is called an audit. The chief executive will look at two things during the audit:

First, they’ll see if the PCB still meets all the rules for being registered. These rules are listed in section 267A.

Second, they’ll check if there are any reasons why the PCB’s registration should be stopped or taken away. The reasons for this are found in section 267C.

This special audit is extra and doesn’t replace the regular audits that must happen under section 262(1)(a).

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Next up: 267C: Suspension of registration of PCB

or “Rules for stopping someone from being allowed to check if building products are safe”
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Part 3 Regulatory responsibilities and accreditation
Responsibilities relating to product certification: Registration of product certification bodies

267BAudit of registered PCB

  1. The chief executive may audit a registered PCB to ascertain whether—

  2. they continue to meet the criteria for registration in section 267A; and
    1. there are grounds to suspend or revoke their registration under section 267C.

      1. Any audit conducted under this section is in addition to audits required under section 262(1)(a).

      Notes
      • Section 267B: inserted, on , by section 66 of the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components, and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 (2021 No 21).