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Building stronger conversations at BOINZ 2021

The Building Performance team at MBIE are the Premier Sponsor of this year’s Building Officials Institute of New Zealand (BOINZ) Annual Conference and Expo.
News and updates > Building stronger conversations at BOINZ 2021

Building consent authority webinars

Join our quarterly webinars specifically for building consent authorities.
BCA webinars

Six ACP CodeMark certificates removed

All six of the original aluminium composite panel (ACP) CodeMark certificates suspended in July have been removed from the CodeMark register.
News and updates > Six ACP CodeMark certificates removed

Regulation 12 – Choosing and using contractors

Building consent authorities must have a system for choosing and using contractors that perform building control functions.
BCA accreditation > Detailed regulatory guidance on the BCA accreditation scheme > Regulation 12 – Choosing and using contractors

Glossary of terms and abbreviations

A glossary of the key terms and abbreviations that are relevant to the building consent authority accreditation scheme.
BCA accreditation > Glossary of terms and abbreviations
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