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Building Act 2004

Regulatory responsibilities and accreditation - Responsibilities relating to product certification - Registration of product certificates

272D: Revocation of registration of product certificate

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You can lose your product certificate registration automatically. This happens if your certificate is revoked under section 271. It also happens if your registration is suspended under section 272B(2) and the suspension is not lifted before it ends. If your registration is suspended under section 272B(2), you can apply to have the suspension lifted under section 272C(2). If you do this before the suspension period ends, the suspension period is extended until your application is decided. This means you will not lose your registration until your application is decided. If you do lose your registration, the chief executive must tell you in writing why it happened. They must also remove your certificate from the register.

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Responsibilities relating to product certification: Registration of product certificates

272DRevocation of registration of product certificate

  1. The registration of a product certificate is automatically revoked—

  2. if the certificate is revoked under section 271; or
    1. if the registration is suspended under section 272B(2) and the suspension is not lifted before the end of the suspension period.

      1. However, if—

      2. the registration of a product certificate was suspended under section 272B(2); and
        1. before the end of the suspension period, an application is made under section 272C(2) for the suspension to be lifted; and
          1. at the end of the suspension period the application has not been decided,—

              1. the period referred to in subsection (1)(b) is extended until the application is decided.

            1. If the registration of a product certificate is revoked, the chief executive must—

            2. notify the proprietor in writing of the revocation (including the reasons for it); and
              1. remove the certificate from the register.

                Notes
                • Section 272D: inserted, on , by section 67 of the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components, and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 (2021 No 21).