[58U Sanctions for contravention of professional conduct rules]
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

[58U  Sanctions for contravention of professional conduct rules]

[(1)     If following an investigation under section 58T the regulatory authority determines that a person who is a registered building control approver has contravened the professional conduct rules, the authority may make one or more disciplinary orders.

(2)     A disciplinary order is an order—

(a)     requiring the person to pay a financial penalty of an amount specified in the order,

(b)     varying the person's registration in a way specified

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