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Building Control Act 1989 s 22FC

s 22FC Registration of energy auditors

22FC.—(1) An individual is eligible to be registered as an energy auditor if the individual has the prescribed qualifications or experience in relation to assessing the energy efficiency of cooling systems of buildings. (2) An application to be registered as, or to renew the registration of, an energy auditor must —(a) be made to the Commissioner of Building Control; (b) be made in the form and manner specified by the Commissioner of Building Control; and (c) be accompanied by —(i) such documents or information as the Commissioner of Building Control may specify; and (ii) any application fee that may be prescribed. (3) The Commissioner of Building Control may register an applicant as an energy auditor, or renew the registration of an applicant as an energy auditor, if he or she is satisfied that the applicant —(a) has the prescribed qualifications or experience mentioned in subsection (1); and (b) is capable of carrying out the duties of an energy auditor under this Part. (4) The Commissioner of Building Control may, at the time of registering an applicant as an energy auditor, or renewing the registration of an applicant as an energy auditor, specify the validity period of the registration or the renewal of registration. (5) The Commissioner of Building Control may appoint a committee of persons to assist him or her in considering applications for registration, or renewal of registration, as an energy auditor.[Act 28 of 2024 wef 30/09/2025]

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