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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Disciplinary powers of Board

41B: Suspension after failure to comply with order to pass examination, etc

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"What happens if you don't follow the Board's order to pass a test to be a valuer?"

Illustration for Valuers Bill

If you don't follow an order from the Board to pass an examination, the Board may suspend your registration for up to 12 months. The Board makes this order under section 41(1)(c). You will be told why the Board may take this action and you will have a chance to respond in writing or in person. The Board must inform you and give you this chance before making the order. This is so you can explain your situation. The Board will then decide what to do next. You will be affected by this decision if you are a public valuer who has not followed the Board's order. The Board's decision will be about your registration as a public valuer. This is part of the proposed Valuers Bill.

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Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Disciplinary powers of Board

41BSuspension after failure to comply with order to pass examination, etc

  1. If the Board makes an order under section 41(1)(c) and the person concerned fails to comply with the order, the Board may order that the person’s registration be suspended for a period not exceeding 12 months.

  2. The Board may not make an order under this section unless it has first—

  3. informed the person concerned why it may act in that manner; and
    1. given the person or the person’s representative an opportunity to make written submissions and to be heard on the matter.