The Minister can stop a valuer from doing their job at any time if they have a good reason. You might wonder what a good reason is - it includes things like not being able to do the job, going bankrupt, or doing something very wrong. The Minister must talk to the Bank before making this decision. The Minister must give the valuer a written notice to tell them their job is ending. This notice must say when the valuer's job will end, and it cannot be before the notice is given. The notice must also be published in the Gazette. If you want to know more about what happens when a valuer is appointed, you can look at section 395. The Minister's decision to stop a valuer from doing their job is an important one. You can find out more about how this law has changed over time by looking at the previous version.