Registered valuers: statutory regime permits representation, prescribes registration, duties, practice limits, and removal procedures. Chapter VIIB establishes a statutory regime for registered valuers, permitting assessees to be represented by a registered valuer in valuation matters, requires the Board to maintain a Register of Valuers, prescribes application, verification, qualification variations by asset class, declarations as to impartiality, report form and verification, limits on fees and conflicts of interest, bars unregistered persons and bodies from practising as valuers, and empowers the Board to remove or restore names on the register for error, misrepresentation, conviction, or professional misconduct.
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Registered valuers: statutory regime permits representation, prescribes registration, duties, practice limits, and removal procedures.
Chapter VIIB establishes a statutory regime for registered valuers, permitting assessees to be represented by a registered valuer in valuation matters, requires the Board to maintain a Register of Valuers, prescribes application, verification, qualification variations by asset class, declarations as to impartiality, report form and verification, limits on fees and conflicts of interest, bars unregistered persons and bodies from practising as valuers, and empowers the Board to remove or restore names on the register for error, misrepresentation, conviction, or professional misconduct.
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