Particulars to be included in contract
28 Particulars to be included in contract
A contract must contain the following particulars—
in the case of a contract between a person and a registered certifier—
the registered certifier’s name, registration number and the address of the registered certifier’s place of business, and
a telephone number and email address for contacting the registered certifier,
in the case of a contract between a person and the employer of a registered certifier—
the name, registration number (if applicable) and address of the employer’s place of business, and
the name and registration number (if applicable) of any employee who it is proposed, at the date of the contract, will carry out certification work under the contract, and
a telephone number and email address for contacting the employer,
the name, address and contact details of the person for whom the certification work is to be carried out,
if any registered certifier named in the contract is required to be covered by insurance for the purposes of Division 1 of Part 3 of the Act,—
the name of each insurer by whom that registered certifier is currently covered, and
the identifying number of the insurance contract, and
the dates between which the indemnity provided by the insurance contract has effect,
particulars of the certification work to be carried out under the contract,
in a case where the certification work that is the subject of the contract involves the carrying out of functions under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and relates to particular development—
a description of the development, and
the address, and formal particulars of title, of the site of the development, and
identifying particulars for any related development consent granted under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 or any related certificate issued under Part 6 of that Act (including the name of the applicable consent authority or registered certifier, the date on which the consent or certificate was granted or issued and any registered number of the consent or certificate), and
Note.
A complying development certificate is a form of development consent.
identifying particulars of any plans, specifications or other documents relating to the subject of any related development consent or any related certificate issued under Part 6 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, and
identifying particulars of any individuals who it is proposed, at the date of the contract, will undertake any inspections required to be carried out under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 in connection with the certification work (including any applicable registration numbers of those individuals),
the fees and charges to be paid for certification work under the contract and, in the case of fees and charges that may be payable for work arising as a result of unforeseen contingencies, the basis on which those fees and charges are to be calculated,
the date on which the contract is made.
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