Regulation 14 Outcomes of inspections
If any particulars recorded in the register or shown on a registration document are found to be inaccurate or incomplete during an inspection under regulation 13(1), the examiner must record these findings and provide this record to the Secretary of State.
The examiner must record the findings of an inspection under regulation 13(2) and provide this record to the Secretary of State.
The Secretary of State may refuse to register a trailer, require the registered keeper to destroy, or surrender to the Secretary of State, any registration documents or withdraw a registration mark assigned to the trailer by the Secretary of State under regulation 15, as appropriate, if—
any of the trailer’s particulars specified in regulation 4(2)(d)(iii) to (vi) are determined as a result of an inspection under regulation 13(1) or (2) to differ from those recorded in the register or provided to the Secretary of State under these Regulations; or
a trailer is not made available for an inspection under regulation 13(2) at the time and place specified under regulation 13(3).
A person who keeps a trailer or the registered keeper may request a further inspection of that trailer if the Secretary of State has taken action in relation to it under paragraph (3) and any such request must be accompanied by payment of £39.00 to the Secretary of State for the further inspection.
The fee payable to the Secretary of State in accordance with paragraph (4) must be repaid in full by the Secretary of State to the person who keeps the trailer or the registered keeper if—
the examiner conducting a further inspection determines that the findings of a previous inspection were in error; and
the Secretary of State is satisfied that the action taken under paragraph (3) would not have been taken but for that error.