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sec.42URevocation of approval

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### sec.42U Revocation of approval The Chief Magistrate may revoke the approval under section 42T of a person as a conciliator. The Chief Magistrate must give the person a statement of reasons for the revocation. s 42U ins 2007 No. 23 s 59 (sec.42U-ssec.1) The Chief Magistrate may revoke the approval under section 42T of a person as a conciliator. (sec.42U-ssec.2) The Chief Magistrate must give the person a statement of reasons for the revocation.

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