Sign to be displayed for certain building work
37A Sign to be displayed for certain building work
This section applies to building work that is required to be done only by a licensed builder.
A licensed builder who carries out or supervises the building work on a parcel of land must display a sign on the parcel—
while the work is being carried out; or
if the work is prescribed by regulation—for the period prescribed by regulation for the work.
However, if the building work must be carried out urgently to address a risk of death or injury to a person, serious harm to the environment or significant damage to property, the licensed builder who carries out or supervises the work must display a sign as soon as practicable after the work is begun.
A sign under this section must comply with any requirement prescribed by regulation.
If a sign under this section is removed or damaged, the person who must display the sign must replace or repair it—
within 2 days after the day it is removed or damaged; or
if another period is prescribed by regulation—within that period.
A person commits an offence if—
a sign is displayed under subsection (2); and
the person moves, alters, damages, defaces, covers or prevents access to the sign.
Maximum penalty: 5 penalty units.
An offence against subsection (6) is a strict liability offence.
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