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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Registration of valuers - Application process

24: Board must decide whether applicant should be registered

You could also call this:

"The Board decides who can be registered"

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If you apply to be registered, the Board will look at your application and any objections. They will decide if you are allowed to be registered under this proposed law. If they think you are, they will tell the Registrar to register you and notify you. If the Board thinks you are not allowed to be registered, they will tell the Registrar to refuse your application and notify you. The Registrar must follow the Board's direction. You cannot be registered without the Board's written approval. The Registrar has to do what the Board says, so they will either register you or refuse your application based on the Board's decision.

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

24Board must decide whether applicant should be registered

  1. If the Board, after considering the application and any objection, is of the opinion that the applicant is entitled to be registered under this Act,—

  2. the Board must direct that the applicant be registered; and
    1. the Registrar must—
      1. register the applicant; and
        1. notify the applicant of the registration.

        2. If the Board, after considering the application and any objection, is of the opinion that the applicant is not entitled to be registered under this Act,—

        3. the Board must direct that the application be refused; and
          1. the Registrar must refuse to register the applicant and must notify the applicant of the refusal.

            1. The Registrar must not register any person without a written direction from the Board.