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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Registration of valuers - Application process

22: Institute may object to application

You could also call this:

"The Institute can say no to your registration application"

If you apply to be registered, the Institute can object to your application. They must do this in writing to the Registrar within one month of getting your application. They need to say why they object to you being registered. The Institute must also send you a copy of their objection straight away. You will get to know what the Institute's concerns are. This is part of the process when you apply to be registered.

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21: Board may examine persons and require statutory declaration, or

"The Board can ask you questions and may require you to make a promise to tell the truth."

23: Board must hear objection, or

"The Board must listen to your concerns"

Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Registration of valuers: Application process

22Institute may object to application

The Institute may, within 1 month after receiving a copy of an application, give notice in writing to the Registrar—
that it objects to the registration of the applicant; and
of the grounds of the objection.

The Institute must promptly send a copy of the notice to the applicant.