Relevant building work for which residential building contract not required
193 Relevant building work for which residential building contract not required
This section applies in relation to relevant building work for which, under the former laws, a residential building contract was not required.
If, immediately before the commencement day, an approved insurance policy was in force for the work but no building permit had been granted for the work:
a building certifier may grant a building permit for the work in accordance with the former laws as if those laws were still in force;
and
if a building certifier grants a building permit as mentioned in paragraph (a):
the certifier must specify in the permit that it is granted under the transitional provisions for the work; and
the former laws continue to apply in relation to the relevant building work as if those laws were still in force.
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