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Auctioneers Act 2013

Duration of registration

13: Annual confirmation

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“Auctioneers must confirm their details yearly to stay registered”

Every year, if you’re a registered auctioneer, you need to tell the Registrar that your details are still correct. This is called an annual confirmation. You have to use the form the Registrar gives you, if there is one, and you might need to pay a fee. You also need to say that you’re still allowed to be registered as an auctioneer.

If you don’t do this before the anniversary of when you first registered, the Registrar might think you’ve stopped working as an auctioneer. They could then change the register to show this.

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13Annual confirmation

  1. Every registered auctioneer must supply to the Registrar an annual confirmation of details relating to the registered auctioneer.

  2. The annual confirmation must—

  3. be in the form (if any) required by the Registrar and be accompanied by the prescribed fee (if any); and
    1. confirm that the auctioneer is not disqualified from registration.

      1. If a registered auctioneer does not comply with subsection (1) before the anniversary of the auctioneer's date of registration, the Registrar may assume the person is no longer carrying on business as an auctioneer and may amend the register of auctioneers accordingly.

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