Insurance Brokers (Registration) Act 1977 (repealed)
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16 Restoration of names erased as result of disciplinary cases, etc.
(1) Where the name of an individual or body corporate has been erased from the register or list in pursuance of a direction under the last foregoing section, the name of that individual or body corporate shall not again be entered in the register or list unless the Disciplinary Committee on application made to them in that behalf otherwise direct. (2) An application under subsection (1) above for the restoration of a name to the register or list shall not be made to the Disciplinary Committee— (a) within ten months of the date of erasure; or (b) within ten months of a previous application thereunder.
16 Restoration of names erased as result of disciplinary cases, etc.
(1) Where the name of an individual or body corporate has been erased from the register or list in pursuance of a direction under the last foregoing section, the name of that individual or body corporate shall not again be entered in the register or list unless the Disciplinary Committee on application made to them in that behalf otherwise direct. (2) An application under subsection (1) above for the restoration of a name to the register or list shall not be made to the Disciplinary Committee— (a) within ten months of the date of erasure; or (b) within ten months of a previous application thereunder.
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