Valuers Registration Act 1992
sec.36CExemption from providing statement or certificate about CPD
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sec.36C Exemption from providing statement or certificate about CPD
The board may exempt a registered valuer from the requirement under section 36B (1) to give the board a statement or certificate about the valuer’s CPD— in special circumstances; and for no longer than 2 years; and if the valuer gives the board an undertaking not to practise as a valuer during the time to which the exemption relates. the valuer’s family responsibilities the valuer’s absence interstate or overseas The valuer must give the board the statement or certificate before the valuer recommences practice as a valuer. s 36C ins 2001 No. 62 s 14 (sec.36C-ssec.1) The board may exempt a registered valuer from the requirement under section 36B (1) to give the board a statement or certificate about the valuer’s CPD— in special circumstances; and for no longer than 2 years; and if the valuer gives the board an undertaking not to practise as a valuer during the time to which the exemption relates. the valuer’s family responsibilities the valuer’s absence interstate or overseas (sec.36C-ssec.2) The valuer must give the board the statement or certificate before the valuer recommences practice as a valuer.
- (a) in special circumstances; and
- (b) for no longer than 2 years; and
- (c) if the valuer gives the board an undertaking not to practise as a valuer during the time to which the exemption relates. Examples for paragraph (a) — • the valuer’s family responsibilities • the valuer’s absence interstate or overseas
- • the valuer’s family responsibilities
- • the valuer’s absence interstate or overseas
- • the valuer’s family responsibilities
- • the valuer’s absence interstate or overseas