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Valuers Bill

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

32: Board may direct that person’s name be removed from register

You could also call this:

"The Board can remove your name from the register if you shouldn't be on it."

The Board can tell the Registrar to remove your name from the register. The Board must do this if they know or are satisfied that you were registered because of a false statement or you are not allowed to be registered. The Registrar will then remove your name and tell everyone about it in the Gazette.

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This page was last updated on 30 October 2025

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31: Person’s name may be restored to register, or

"Getting your name back on the valuers' register"

33: Board may direct that information about qualifications be corrected, or

"The Board can fix wrong information about a valuer's qualifications."

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

32Board may direct that person’s name be removed from register

The Registrar must remove a person’s name from the register if the Board directs the Registrar to remove the name under this section.
The Board must direct that the name of a person be removed from the register if the Board knows, or it is proved to the Board’s satisfaction, that the person—
has been registered because of a false or fraudulent representation or declaration (whether made verbally or in writing); or
is not entitled to be registered.

The Registrar must notify the removal in the Gazette.