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Background to the BCA accreditation scheme

An overview of the background to the building consent authority accreditation scheme, its initial implementation and the 2015/16 review.

Removing cheques from the infringement offences regulations

With banks in New Zealand phasing out their use of cheques over the last few years, Cabinet have agreed to new regulations to remove references to them from the infringement offences legislation.

Proportionate liability – changes coming to accountability for defective work

The Government has agreed to change the liability rules in the building and construction sector. Those commissioning or undertaking construction work will need to be prepared.

Maintaining the Building Code

Regular updates to the Building Code ensures it keeps pace with modern construction methods.

History of the CodeMark scheme

CodeMark was established in 2008 and recently went through some changes as part of the Building System Reforms.

MBIE funds over 120 building standards for free download

Over 120 building standards are now available for free download through the Standards New Zealand website.

Key steps in the accreditation process

There are up to seven key steps in the process to become an accredited organisation.

New Chief Engineer role connects policy, research, and engineering practice

Dr Ken Elwood has been newly appointed as Chief Engineer by the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment and the Earthquake Commission

Key roles and responsibilities

An overview of the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in the building consent authority accreditation scheme.

New homes and buildings will be more energy efficient and better for the environment

MBIE have published updated acceptable solutions and verification methods as part of the 2021 Building Code update.

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