Limits on the number of persons in a building
16 Limits on the number of persons in a building
The occupier of a building must ensure that the number of persons in the building at any 1 time is not more than the maximum number that may be accommodated under—
for a budget accommodation building to which the Building Act 1975, chapter 7, part 3 applies—the Queensland Development Code, MP 2.1, performance criteria P3 and acceptable solution A3; or
for a building used for conducting a residential service—the Queensland Development Code, MP 5.7, items P3, A3, P4 and A4; or
otherwise—the Building Code of Australia, part D2D18.
Maximum penalty—30 penalty units.
Also, the occupier of a building must ensure that the number of persons in the building at any 1 time is not more than the maximum number that allows compliance with the Building Code of Australia, parts D2D8(2), (3) and (4) and D2D11.
Maximum penalty—30 penalty units.
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