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(4A) If the construction occupations registrar states a safety standard under subsection (4) by adopting the law of a State, and that law includes a registration, approval or certification requirement, that requirement applies to the safety standard stated by the registrar.
(4B) Also, an article of electrical equipment ceases to comply with a safety standard if there is an approved first seller of the article and—
(a) the registrar is satisfied that—
(i) the approved first seller of the article is insolvent; or
(ii) the approved first seller of the article has been refused registration as a first seller or approved applicant, or equivalent registration, under a corresponding law of a State or another Territory; or
(iii) the registration of a person as a first seller or approved applicant, or equivalent registration of the person, under the corresponding law of a State or another Territory has been cancelled other than at the request of the person; or
(iv) the approved first seller of the article has been convicted of an offence against this part or part 3 as in force immediately before the commencement of this part or of a similar offence against the law of a State or another Territory; or
(v) the person has supplied an article of electrical equipment in breach of an undertaking referred to in a determination of compliance; or
(b) the approved first seller asks in writing that the registration be cancelled; or
(c) the approved first seller—
(i) for a body corporate—is dissolved; or
(ii) for an individual—dies.
(4C) For subsection (4B), a person is taken to be insolvent if—
(a) for a body corporate—a resolution for the winding-up of the body has been passed or an application for the winding-up of the body has been filed in a court; or
(b) for an individual—the
person becomes bankrupt or personally insolvent.