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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Registration of valuers - Application process

23: Board must hear objection

You could also call this:

"The Board must listen to your concerns"

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If you object to something, the Board must listen to you. They will choose a time and place that is convenient for the hearing. They must tell you and the Institute when and where it is, at least 5 working days before. You can go to the hearing and say what you think. The Institute can also go and say what they think. You can both have someone represent you if you want. The Board can decide to have the hearing over the phone or by video if they think it is a good idea and they have the right equipment.

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Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Registration of valuers: Application process

23Board must hear objection

  1. The Board must—

  2. set a convenient time and place for hearing the objection; and
    1. give written notice of those matters to the applicant and to the Institute at least 5 working days before that time.

      1. At the hearing, both the applicant and the Institute may—

      2. be present and be heard; and
        1. be represented by counsel or by any other person.

          1. A hearing or any part of it may be conducted by telephone, audiovisual link, or other remote access facility if the Board considers it appropriate and the necessary facilities are available.