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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - Appeals

48: Board of Appeal must hear appeal

You could also call this:

"The Board of Appeal must listen to your appeal and make a decision."

The Board of Appeal must hear your appeal as soon as possible. They can decide to confirm the decision made by the Valuers Registration Board. They can also make other orders, such as registering you or putting your name back on the register. The Board of Appeal can terminate or change an order made under section 37B, or cancel a penalty imposed under section 41(1)(b). They can also terminate or change an order made under section 41(1)(c), or an order of suspension made under section 41(1)(d) or 41B. They have the power to decide whether to publish a decision, or part of it, under section 41A. The Board of Appeal can make other orders, like terminating or changing an order to pay an amount made under section 44. They can also make any other order that is needed for your case.

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47: Registrar must set up Board of Appeal, or

"Registrar must set up a Board of Appeal to help with disagreements"

49: Board of Appeal’s decision is final, or

"The Board of Appeal's decision is the last one and can't be changed."

Part 2Regulation of public valuers
Appeals

48Board of Appeal must hear appeal

The Board of Appeal must hear the appeal as soon as practicable.
The Board of Appeal may—
confirm the decision of the Valuers Registration Board; or
order—
1. the registration of the appellant; or
2. the restoration of the appellant’s name to the register; or
3. the termination or variation of an order made under section 37B; or
4. the cancellation of the whole or any part of a penalty imposed under section 41(1)(b); or
5. the termination or variation of an order made under section 41(1)(c); or
6. the termination or variation of an order of suspension made under section 41(1)(d) or 41B; or
7. the publication (or non-publication) of a decision, or part of it, under section 41A; or
8. the termination or variation of an order to pay an amount made under section 44; or
make any other order that the case may require.