Building Act 2011

A building permit or demolition permit is to be in an approved form.

A building permit or demolition permit may set out the period during which it has effect.

A building permit must set out —

the building or incidental structure to which it applies; and

the classification of the building or incidental structure; and

the use to which the building or incidental structure may be put and each restriction on the use; and

in the case of a building permit for one or more stages of building work —

each stage of the building work to which it applies; and

the effect of section 26;

the prescribed details about the builder; and

the prescribed details about each owner of the land on which the building or incidental structure is, or is proposed to be, located; and

each condition imposed under section 27(1) that applies to the building permit; and

each inspection and test that is to be conducted during or at the completion of the building work —

as specified under section 19(4) in the applicable certificate of design compliance; or

under regulations mentioned in section 36(2)(a);

each other thing that is prescribed to be set out in the permit.

A demolition permit must set out —

the building or incidental structure to which it applies; and

in the case of a demolition permit for one or more stages of demolition work —

each stage of the demolition work to which it applies; and

the effect of section 26;

the prescribed details about the demolition contractor; and

the prescribed details about each owner of the land on which the building or incidental structure is located; and

each condition imposed under section 27(1) that applies to the demolition permit; and

each inspection and test that must be conducted during or at the completion of the demolition work under regulations mentioned in section 36(2)(a); and

each other thing that is prescribed to be set out in the permit.