Exemption from insurance for built-in furniture and other work
58 Exemption from insurance for built-in furniture and other work
A holder of a contractor licence who does, or enters into a contract to do, residential building work that consists only of built-in furniture work, and any incidental electrical wiring work involved in the installation of lighting as part of built-in furniture, is exempt from the requirements of Part 6 of the Act in respect of that work if the work is done under a separate contract and not as part of a contract for other residential building work that requires such insurance.
In this clause—
built-in furniture work means the making and installation of furniture that is made to measure and fixed to a dwelling (such as built-in cupboards, bench tops, wardrobes, entertainment units and the like), and which may be made off-site and installed as a complete unit.
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