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Valuers Bill

Valuers Registration Board and New Zealand Institute of Valuers - Valuers Registration Board

59: Member temporarily continues in office at end of term

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"What happens when a Board member's term ends"

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If you are an appointed member of the Board, you keep working even after your term ends. You stay in office until you are reappointed or someone else is appointed to take your place. This rule does not apply if you leave your office for a reason mentioned in section 58.

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Valuers Registration Board

59Member temporarily continues in office at end of term

  1. An appointed member of the Board continues in office despite the expiry of their term of office until—

  2. the member is reappointed; or
    1. the member’s successor is appointed.

      1. This section does not apply if a member sooner vacates their office as referred to in section 58.