Building Act 1984
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58J Interim suspension for suspected serious professional misconduct
(1) This section applies where the regulatory authority considers that— (a) an individual who is a registered building inspector may be guilty of professional misconduct, and (b) the suspected misconduct is so serious that, if the authority determines that the individual is guilty, it is likely to make an order under section 58I(2)(d) cancelling the individual’s registration. (2) The regulatory authority may by order suspend the individual’s registration for a period specified in the order (which must not exceed 3 months). (3) The regulatory authority may revoke the order before the end of that period. (4) Where the regulatory authority makes (or revokes) an order under this section it must give a copy of the order (or notice of the revocation) to the individual concerned as soon as reasonably practicable. (5) The individual may appeal to the appropriate court or tribunal against an order under this section.
58J Interim suspension for suspected serious professional misconduct
(1) This section applies where the regulatory authority considers that— (a) an individual who is a registered building inspector may be guilty of professional misconduct, and (b) the suspected misconduct is so serious that, if the authority determines that the individual is guilty, it is likely to make an order under section 58I(2)(d) cancelling the individual’s registration. (2) The regulatory authority may by order suspend the individual’s registration for a period specified in the order (which must not exceed 3 months). (3) The regulatory authority may revoke the order before the end of that period. (4) Where the regulatory authority makes (or revokes) an order under this section it must give a copy of the order (or notice of the revocation) to the individual concerned as soon as reasonably practicable. (5) The individual may appeal to the appropriate court or tribunal against an order under this section.
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