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Regulation of public valuers - Appeals

46: Appeals against decisions of Board

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"What to do if you disagree with a Board decision"

If you are unhappy with a decision made by the Board, you can appeal. You have 3 months to give notice of appeal after the Registrar tells you about the decision. You can appeal decisions about your registration, removal from the register, or other decisions made under certain sections like section 29, section 37B, section 41, sections 41A or 41B, or section 44.

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Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Appeals

46Appeals against decisions of Board

A person (A) who is dissatisfied with any of the following decisions of the Board may, within 3 months after the Registrar gives A notice of the decision, give notice of appeal to the Registrar in the manner prescribed by the regulations:
a decision on A’s application for registration:
a decision to remove A’s name from the register otherwise than under section 29:
a decision under section 37B:
a decision under section 41:
a decision under section 41A or 41B:
a decision to require A to pay an amount under section 44.