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If a valuer's registration is suspended, you will treat them as if they are not a registered valuer. This means they cannot do the things a registered valuer can do while the suspension is in place. When the suspension ends, the valuer's rights and privileges as a registered valuer start again immediately.
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While an order of suspension remains in force, the valuer must be treated as if they are not a registered valuer.
The valuer’s rights and privileges as a registered valuer are immediately revived when the order of suspension expires.
