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272N: Registration of modular component manufacturer certification body
or “The boss can allow companies to check and approve modular building parts if they meet certain rules.”
You could also call this:

“The government checks companies that approve building parts every few years to make sure they're doing a good job.”

The chief executive must check on a registered MCMCB at least once every 3 years. When they do this check, they want to find out two things:

Firstly, they want to see if the MCMCB still meets the rules for being registered. You can find these rules in section 272N.

Secondly, they want to see if there are any reasons why the MCMCB’s registration should be stopped for a while or taken away completely. You can find out more about this in section 272P.

This check is called an audit, and it’s done to make sure the MCMCB is still doing everything right.

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Next up: 272P: Suspension of registration of MCMCB

or “The government can stop a company from checking building parts if they break the rules or lose their permission to do so.”
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Part 3 Regulatory responsibilities and accreditation
Responsibilities relating to modular component manufacturers: Registration of modular component manufacturer certification bodies

272OAudit of registered MCMCB

  1. The chief executive must audit a registered MCMCB at least once in every 3 years to ascertain whether—

  2. they continue to meet the criteria for registration in section 272N; and
    1. there are grounds to suspend or revoke their registration under section 272P.

      Notes
      • Section 272O: inserted, on , by section 68 of the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components, and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 (2021 No 21).