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Auctioneers Act 2013

Duration of registration

15: When registered auctioneer ceases to be registered

You could also call this:

"When an auctioneer is no longer allowed to sell things at auctions"

You stop being a registered auctioneer on a specific date. This date is decided by the Registrar and shown in the register. It happens after your registration ends, is cancelled, or you give it up. The Registrar is the person in charge of keeping track of registered auctioneers.

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15When registered auctioneer ceases to be registered

  1. A registered auctioneer ceases to be registered on the date, determined by the Registrar and shown on the register, that follows the expiry, cancellation, or surrender of the auctioneer's registration.

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