Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006

Self-contained motor vehicles - Board appoints and regulates certification authorities - Board may consider complaints and conduct investigations

87L: Procedure if Board investigates complaint or matter

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"What happens when the Board investigates a complaint about you"

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If the Board looks into a complaint or a matter, it must follow certain steps. You will be told if the Board thinks there is a good reason to take disciplinary action against you, and they will give you details about why they think this. The Board will also give you a chance to write to them and explain your side of the story. The Board will consider what you write to them. If you do not write to the Board, it will not stop them from looking into the complaint or matter.

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Part 2ASelf-contained motor vehicles
Board appoints and regulates certification authorities: Board may consider complaints and conduct investigations

87LProcedure if Board investigates complaint or matter

  1. This section applies if the Board investigates—

  2. a complaint under section 87I; or
    1. a matter on its own initiative under section 87K.
      1. The Board must, in the notice to the self-containment certification authority given under section 87J(3) or 87K(2), as applicable,—

      2. state that the Board has reason to believe that 1 or more grounds exist entitling it to exercise the disciplinary powers under section 87Q; and
        1. provide particulars that will clearly inform the self-containment certification authority of the ground or grounds; and
          1. give the self-containment certification authority a reasonable opportunity to make written submissions on the complaint or matter.
            1. The Board must consider any written submissions that the self-containment certification authority makes.

            2. A self-containment certification authority’s failure to make written submissions after being given a reasonable opportunity to do so does not limit the Board in investigating or determining the complaint or matter.

            Notes
            • Section 87L: inserted, on , by section 48 of the Self-contained Motor Vehicles Legislation Act 2023 (2023 No 24).