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Biennial BCA accreditation reports

The Building (Accreditation of Building Consent Authorities) Regulations 2006 sets the criteria and standards that an applicant must meet to be accredited as a Building Consent Authority (BCA).

BCA accreditation > Biennial BCA accreditation reports

Building Code reviews moving to a three-year cycle

The Government has announced that Building Code system reviews will happen every three years, with the next review due in 2028.
News and updates > Building Code reviews moving to a three-year cycle

About CodeMark

CodeMark is a voluntary scheme that shows a building product or method meets the requirements of the Building Code.
Building Code compliance > Product assurance and certification schemes > CodeMark > About CodeMark

2015/014: Regarding the issue of a dangerous building notice for a house

Discussed whether a multi-unit dwelling had adequate fire safety features for the three residential units in the same dwelling, and whether the building was dangerous under section 121 (1)(b) of the Act. Discussed “occupancy” and whether a “change of use” had occurred. Also considered whether the building complied with the Building Code and the threshold at which at a building may be considered “dangerous” when it does not comply.

An appeal was lodged against this determination.

Determination 2015/014 [PDF 558 KB] Date issued: 13 April 2015

About this document

Primary Building Code clause:
C - Protection from Fire
Primary topic:
Fire safety
Council:
Auckland Council
Section of the Building Act:
121, 124
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Owners of potentially earthquake-prone buildings

There are things you must do if your territorial authority notifies you that your building is earthquake prone.
Managing buildings > Managing earthquake-prone buildings > Owners of potentially earthquake-prone buildings

Fire test methods for external wall cladding systems (Fire performance of external wall cladding systems)

Clarifies what test methods can/may be used to determine fire performance of external cladding systems to demonstrate compliance with Building Code.

Building Code compliance > C Protection from fire > C1 Objectives of Clauses C2 to C6 > Fire performance of external wall cladding systems > Fire test methods for external wall cladding systems

Smart steps to lowering emissions

Try some of these smart steps to help lower emissions and make your home or building more resilient to climate change.
Getting started > Climate Change Work Programme > Resources > Smart steps to lowering emissions

How building users act on decisions (1. Building user activity: Designing buildings for access and usability)

The built environment should assist building users wanting to move within it and enable them to approach and operate features, fixtures and fittings.
Building Code compliance > D Access > 1. Building user activity > Taking action

Section 1: Territorial authorities identify potentially earthquake-prone buildings (The methodology to identify earthquake-prone buildings)

How a territorial authority must identify potentially earthquake-prone buildings.
Building Code compliance > B Stability > B1 Structure > The methodology to identify earthquake-prone buildings > Section 1: Territorial authorities identify potentially earthquake-prone buildings

Waivers and modifications of the Building Code

Guidance for TAs when granting building consents subject to waivers and modifications of the Building Code.
Guides for building officials > Waivers and modifications of the Building Code
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