Form and content of regulated designs involving performance solutions
5 Form and content of regulated designs involving performance solutions
For the purposes of section 5(2) of the Act, a regulated design that is prepared for a performance solution for building work, including a building element, must be in the form of a report that includes the following—
relevant plans that show, or specifications that describe, the physical elements of the performance solution, if any,
a description and justification of the performance solution, including—
the acceptance criteria and parameters on which the justification is based, and
a description of the physical elements of the performance solution, and
restrictions or conditions of the performance solution, and
a copy of the brief on which the justification of the performance solution is based,
a statement that the performance solution complies with the relevant performance requirements of the Building Code of Australia,
information that identifies the deemed-to-satisfy provisions of the Building Code of Australia being varied, where relevant.
A report for a regulated design that is prepared for a performance solution must comply with the applicable evidence requirements for the design specified in the Building Code of Australia, Volume 1, A2G2.
In this clause—
deemed-to-satisfy provisions has the same meaning as in the Building Code of Australia.
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