Marking building approval
28A Marking building approval
If a certifier issues a building approval under section 28—
the approval must be marked on, attached to or partly marked on and partly attached to, each page of the plans it relates to; and
the certifier must—
initial, date and mark the certifier’s licence number on each page of the plans; and
attach each accompanying document to the plans; and
if the accompanying documents do not include an asbestos assessment report—attach an asbestos advice to the plans.
However, if, because of the size of the plans, it is impractical to mark the building approval on each page of the plans, the certifier may, instead of marking the approval under subsection (1) (a), mark each page of the plans with—
the certifier’s initials and licence number and the date; and
an indication that the approval, or part of the approval, is in a separate document.
Also, if, because of the size of 1 or more of the accompanying documents (the relevant documents), it is impractical to attach the relevant documents to the plans, the certifier may, instead of attaching the relevant documents under subsection (1) (b) (ii), mark each page of the plans with an indication that the relevant documents are separate.
If the certifier issues the building approval, the certifier must—
give to the person who applied for the approval a copy of—
the approval; and
the relevant plans; and
if the certifier issues a site work notice in relation to the site work to which the building work relates—the site work notice; and
if 1 or more of the accompanying documents are not attached to the plans—the accompanying documents that are not attached; and
not later than 7 days after the day of issue, give to the construction occupations registrar—
a copy of the approval; and
the building approval certificate; and
a copy of the relevant plans; and
if the certifier issues a site work notice in relation to the site work to which the building work relates—a copy of the site work notice; and
if 1 or more of the accompanying documents are not attached to the plans—a copy of the accompanying documents that are not attached; and
if notification of the certifier’s appointment has not previously been given to the registrar—notification of the appointment.
In this section:
accompanying document, in relation to a building approval, means a document required to accompany the application for the building approval.
Section 26 requires certain documents to accompany applications for building approval and allows other material required to accompany applications to be prescribed by regulation.
asbestos advice means an advice prepared under the Dangerous Substances Act 2004, section 47M.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
- Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Regulation 2025 (no 1) · under s 152
- Building (General) Regulation 2008 · Rule · under s 152
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