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66: Presiding at meetings

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"Who leads the Valuers Registration Board meetings"

You are part of a meeting of the Valuers Registration Board. A person leads the meeting. This person is usually the chairperson if they are there. If the chairperson is not there, the deputy chairperson leads the meeting. If neither of them is present, the members choose one of their own to lead. This chosen member is like a chairperson, just for that meeting.

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65: Deputy chairperson, or

"The deputy chairperson helps the leader of the Valuers Registration Board and takes over if needed."

67: Procedure of Board, or

"The Board makes its own rules unless the law says otherwise."

Part 3Valuers Registration Board and New Zealand Institute of Valuers
Valuers Registration Board

66Presiding at meetings

At a meeting of the Board, the following person presides:
if the chairperson is present, the chairperson; or
if the chairperson is not present, the deputy chairperson; or
if the chairperson and deputy chairperson are not present, a member of the Board who is selected by the members who are present to be the chairperson for the purposes of the meeting.