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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Registration of valuers - When valuer’s name may be removed from register

28: Registrar may remove name after asking valuer

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"The Registrar can remove your name from the list if you don't respond to their question."

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The Registrar can ask you if you want to stay on the register. You will get a notice asking if you want to keep your name on the register. The Registrar sends this notice to your address on the register. The Registrar must remove your name if they do not hear back from you within 6 months. They also remove your name if the notice is sent to a physical address and it is returned to them. This happens if the Board tells the Registrar to do so.

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Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Registration of valuers: When valuer’s name may be removed from register

28Registrar may remove name after asking valuer

  1. The Registrar may at any time, and must if the Board directs, ask a registered valuer (A) whether A wants to have their name retained on the register.

  2. The Registrar must ask by sending a notice to A at a physical or an electronic address for A that is recorded on the register.

  3. The Registrar must, if the Board directs, remove A’s name from the register if—

  4. the Registrar receives no reply to the notice within 6 months after it is sent; or
    1. in the case of a notice sent to a physical address, the notice is not delivered and is returned to the Registrar.