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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Disciplinary powers of Board

43: When order of suspension takes effect

You could also call this:

"When a valuer's work is stopped, it happens 21 days later, unless they appeal"

If an order is made to suspend a valuer, it does not start until 21 days after the Board tells the valuer about the order. You can appeal this order under subpart 4 within 21 days, and if you do, the order does not start until the Board of Appeal makes a decision. The Board of Appeal can either confirm the order or dismiss your appeal, and the order will start after that, unless they say otherwise, and the suspension period will start on the day the order begins.

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This page was last updated on 30 October 2025

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42: Effect of suspension, or

"What happens when a valuer's registration is suspended"

44: Costs and expenses, or

"When the Board investigates, the valuer might have to pay costs."

Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Disciplinary powers of Board

43When order of suspension takes effect

An order of suspension does not take effect until the expiry of 21 days after the Board notifies the valuer of the order.
If the valuer gives notice of appeal against the order under subpart 4 within the 21-day period, the order does not take effect unless and until the Board of Appeal—
confirms the order; or
dismisses the appeal for any reason.

Despite subsection (2), unless the Board of Appeal orders otherwise, the period of suspension specified in the order starts on the day when the order starts to have effect.