Cancellation of registration
149 Cancellation of registration
The regulator may, subject to section 150, cancel the registration of an item of prescribed electrical equipment if—
the regulator considers that, because of an examination or test carried out on the item by the regulator or an approved testing entity, it does not comply with the relevant standard; or
the holder of the registration engages in conduct likely to mislead the public about the performance, rating, capacity or the characteristics of the item required by the relevant standard; or
the holder gave the regulator false or misleading information about the application for registration, or transfer of registration, of the item; or
the holder asks for the cancellation.
If registration of an item (the primary item) of prescribed electrical equipment is cancelled, the regulator may also cancel the registration of any other item of prescribed electrical equipment that the regulator is satisfied—
has the same relevant physical characteristics, energy efficiency and performance characteristics as the primary item; and
was registered on the basis of the same test results as the test results for the primary item.
If the regulator decides to cancel the registration, the regulator must give the holder a QCAT information notice about the decision.
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