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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Registration of valuers - Correction of register

33: Board may direct that information about qualifications be corrected

You could also call this:

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

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The Board can tell the Registrar to correct information about a valuer's qualifications. You need to know that this happens if the Board finds out the information is false or incorrect. The Registrar must then make the changes to the register. The Board can do this even if the valuer had the qualifications when they were first registered. The Board can also do this if the register entry was correct at the time it was made. The Registrar will make the changes to the register as directed by the Board.

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Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Registration of valuers: Correction of register

33Board may direct that information about qualifications be corrected

  1. The Board must direct the Registrar to remove information from the register about a registered valuer’s qualifications, or to otherwise amend the register, if the Board knows, or it is proved to the Board’s satisfaction, that the information about the qualifications is false or incorrect in any respect.

  2. The Registrar must amend the register accordingly.

  3. This section applies even if, at the time when the register entry was made,—

  4. the valuer had the qualifications; or
    1. the entry was otherwise correct.