What happens if a Geodetic Engineer or survey contractor violates any provision of the regulation?

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When a Geodetic Engineer or survey contractor violates any provision of the regulation, the immediate consequence is that the survey will not be accepted for verification and/or approval, and the regulator may pursue further administrative actions. This mechanism exists to protect the integrity of surveys and official records: verification and approval are the official checks that ensure work meets required standards before it can be used for legal or planning purposes. If the submission is not accepted, it cannot become part of approved records, prompting the regulator to impose additional disciplinary measures as needed. A simple warning doesn’t address the formal regulatory breach, automatic dismissal is overly harsh for a single violation, and reapplying for a license is not the direct remedy defined by this provision.