Rules of the Board
The Rules of the Board carry the same authority as regulations and must be adhered to.
Secondary legislation
The Board makes secondary legislation that must be adhered to including New Zealand Gazette Notices for:
- classes of registration, prescribed electrical work limits and minimum standards for registration
- competency programme requirements.
Read the Notices under Secondary Legislation.
Teaching guidelines by registration class
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Teaching Guidelines for Electricians
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Teaching Guidelines for Electrical Appliance Servicepersons - Written Exam Prescriptions
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Teaching Guidelines for Electrical Engineers
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Teaching Guidelines for Electrical Installers
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Teaching Guidelines for Electrical Inspectors version 2021
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Teaching Guidelines for Electrical Service Technicians
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Teaching Guidelines for Associated Tradespersons
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Line Mechanics Exam Matrix Guidelines and Unit Standards
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Line Mechanics Examination Prescription and Teaching Guidelines
Supervision procedures
Any trainee who is assisting a supervisor with the carrying out of prescribed electrical work should be supervised in accordance with these supervision procedures.
General items
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Essential Capabilities for Electrical Registration
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Fit and proper persons
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Issuing Limited Certificates and Provisional Licences
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Own motion investigations and prosecution policy B-PO-19
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Third party use of the Board's branding
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Board Competency Programme rules
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Disciplinary Hearing Rules
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Privacy Act policy
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Official Information Act Policy
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Public information
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Conducting examinations outside New Zealand
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Debt Management
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Revision of the register
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Standing Orders
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Employer Licences July 2014
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Board Practice Note - Witness Briefs and Agreed Statements of Fact
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Complaints against Employer Licence Holders
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Board rules: Access to hearing documents and recordings
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Committees
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Board Practice Direction - Guidelines for Interpreters
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Interim Suspensions and Disqualifications
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Remedial Training policy
This policy sets out the Board’s requirements in relation to electrical workers who are
required to undergo remedial training pursuant to a Board order under section 147M of the
Electricity Act 1992 (the Act) for the purpose of ensuring their competency and safe working
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Board Practice Direction - Rules for the use of Audio and Visual Links