Architects Act 1997
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Change 1
1 The Board.
(1) There shall continue to be a body corporate known as the Architects Registration Board. (2) There shall continue to be a Professional Conduct Committee of the Board. (2A) There is to be an Appeals Committee of the Board. (3) Part I of Schedule 1 makes provision about the Board. (4) Part II of that Schedule makes provision about the Professional Conduct Committee. (4A) Part 2A of that Schedule makes provision about the Appeals Committee. (5) Part III of that Schedule gives the Board power to establish other committees and makes provision about committees established by the Board. (6) Part IV of that Schedule makes general provision about the Board and its committees.
1 The Board.
(1) There shall continue to be a body corporate known as the Architects Registration Board. (2) There shall continue to be a Professional Conduct Committee of the Board. (2A) There is to be an Appeals Committee of the Board. (3) Part I of Schedule 1 makes provision about the Board. (4) Part II of that Schedule makes provision about the Professional Conduct Committee. (4A) Part 2A of that Schedule makes provision about the Appeals Committee. (5) Part III of that Schedule gives the Board power to establish other committees and makes provision about committees established by the Board. (6) Part IV of that Schedule makes general provision about the Board and its committees.
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