Cancellation of registration for incapacity
23 Cancellation of registration for incapacity
This section applies if the surveyor-general believes on reasonable grounds that—
a surveyor has become mentally or physically incapacitated; and
the incapacity substantially affects the surveyor’s ability to practise surveying.
The surveyor-general may cancel the surveyor’s registration.
However, the surveyor-general must not cancel the surveyor’s registration unless—
the surveyor-general—
gives the surveyor written notice under section 24 of the surveyor-general’s intention to cancel the registration; and
takes into consideration any response received from the surveyor in accordance with the notice; and
the surveyor-general is satisfied that—
the surveyor is mentally or physically incapacitated; and
the incapacity substantially affects the surveyor’s ability to practise surveying; and
at least 15 business days have passed since the day the notice was given under section 24.
Cancellation of a person’s registration under this section takes effect—
when written notice of the cancellation is given to the person; or
if the written notice of the cancellation states a later date—on the stated date.
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