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BUILDINGS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ORDINANCE
Ord. No. 18 of 2010
A879


(c) a decision of the Director to issue or amend an improvement notice under section 26;
(d) a direction contained in an improvement notice under section 26(2)(c) or (3);
(e) a decision of the Director to refuse to grant an extension under section 9 or 17;
(f) a decision of the Director to withdraw an extension under section 9 or 17;
(g) a decision of the Director to refuse to grant an exemption under section 15, 20 or 25;
(h) a decision of the Director to withdraw an exemption under section 15, 20 or 25;
(i) a decision of the Director to refuse to register a person as a registered energy assessor under section 30;
(j) a decision of the Director to issue a notice under section 9(9) or 17(7);
(k) a decision of the Director to impose a condition under section 9(7), 15(5), 17(5), 20(6) or 25(5);
(l) a decision of the Director to refuse to renew the registration of a registered energy assessor under the regulation made under section 42; or
(m) a decision of the Director to take disciplinary action against a registered energy assessor under the regulation made under section 42,

may appeal to an appeal board against the decision or direction.

(2) An appeal under subsection (1) against a decision or direction does not suspend the decision or direction unless the Director decides otherwise.

33. How to lodge an appeal

(1) An appellant may lodge an appeal by issuing a notice of appeal to the Director.

(2) A notice of appeal must be issued within—

(a) 14 days after the date on which the appellant is notified of the decision or direction appealed against; or
(b) such longer period as the Director may allow.

(3) A notice of appeal must—

(a) be in the specified form;
(b) be accompanied by a copy of any document the appellant intends to rely on; and
(c) contain the particulars of any witness that the appellant intends to call at the hearing.