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Valuers Bill

Miscellaneous - Financial provisions

104: Annual report

You could also call this:

"The Board writes a yearly report about its work and shares it with you."

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The Board has to write a report every year about how it did its job. You will see the report has the Board's financial statements and what the Auditor-General says about them. The Board must tell all registered valuers that it has made the report and how they can get a copy. The Board also has to put its report on a website for you to see. This way, you can read the report and know what the Board did. The Board must do this every year to keep you informed. You can get the report from the website or from the Board directly. The Board will let all registered valuers know how to get the report. This is so you can stay up to date with what the Board is doing.

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Part 4Miscellaneous
Financial provisions

104Annual report

  1. The Board must, in each year, make a report to the Minister on the performance of its functions and duties and the exercise of its powers.

  2. The report must contain a copy of the Board’s audited financial statements and the Auditor-General’s report on them.

  3. The Board must—

  4. notify, in writing, all registered valuers—
    1. that it has made its annual report to the Minister; and
      1. specifying how they can obtain the annual report; and
      2. publish a copy of its annual report on an internet site.