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Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006

Discipline and offences - Discipline - Interim suspension or disqualification

103: Form of interim suspension or disqualification order

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"What to include in a temporary suspension or disqualification order"

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When an interim suspension or disqualification order is made under section 102, you need to know it must be in writing. The order must also contain a statement of the reasons it is based on. It must clearly state your right to apply to the Board to revoke the order. The order must be signed by the chairperson. A copy of the order made under section 102 will be given to you by the Registrar. This copy is for the person the order is about.

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Discipline: Interim suspension or disqualification

103Form of interim suspension or disqualification order

  1. Every order made under section 102 must—

  2. be in writing; and
    1. contain a statement of the reasons on which it is based; and
      1. contain a clear statement of the right of the person in respect of whom it is made to apply to the Board for the revocation of the order; and
        1. be signed by the chairperson.

          1. A copy of an order made under section 102 must be served by the Registrar on the person in respect of whom it is made.