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MultiProof is a way of establishing that a design complies with NZ Building Code.

Regulations 1–4: Preliminary provisions

The preliminary provisions include the Regulations’ title and commencement, as well as the interpretations clause.

Recognition notices published for Approved Products Certified Overseas

The first set of Approved Products Certified Overseas recognition notices have been published. The recognition notices can be used in a building consent application from 1 October 2025.

2020/002: Regarding the consented alterations to the walls and roof of a house and its compliance with Building Code Clause B1

This determination considers whether alterations to the walls and roof of a house comply with Building Code Clauses B1 Structure, E2 External moisture and F7 Warning systems. The determination also considers whether changes to the consented building work can be considered a minor variation to the building consent, and the issue of the code compliance certificate for the alterations.

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2022/025: Regarding the compliance of an existing pool barrier under section 162C

This determination considers an existing swimming pool barrier, comprised partly of the south wall of a dwelling and a garage wall, and whether it complies with section 162C of the Building Act 2004. The determination also discusses whether the doors on the south wall of a dwelling were included in an exemption granted under the Fencing of Swimming Pools Act 1987. The determination also considers whether the area encompassed by the south wall of a dwelling (the rear yard) can be considered to comprise the immediate pool area.

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2006/049: Issue of a Building Consent Authority declining to issue a building consent

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Playground equipment

Playground equipment building work may be exempt from a building consent but needs to meet Building Code requirements.

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