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Valuers Bill

Regulation of public valuers - When public valuer must hold annual practising certificate - When Registrar may issue certificate

10: Registrar may issue annual practising certificate to registered valuer

You could also call this:

"Registrar can give a yearly certificate to practise as a valuer"

The Registrar can give you a special certificate to practise as a valuer each year. You must be a registered valuer and ask the Registrar for the certificate. You also need to pay a fee set by the regulations. The Registrar has rules to follow when deciding who gets a certificate. You can find more information about registering as a valuer in subpart 2. This will help you understand how to become a registered valuer.

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This page was last updated on 30 October 2025

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9: Penalty for offences relating to annual practising certificate, or

"Breaking rules about certificates can cost you up to $500"

11: When annual practising certificate is in force, or

"What happens when you have a yearly valuer's certificate"

Part 2Regulation of public valuers
When public valuer must hold annual practising certificate: When Registrar may issue certificate

10Registrar may issue annual practising certificate to registered valuer

The Registrar may issue an annual practising certificate to a person if the person—
is a registered valuer; and
has applied to the Registrar for the certificate; and
has paid the fee prescribed by the regulations.

See subpart 2, which provides for the registration of valuers.