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Restricted building work
Restricted building work is design or construction work that is critical to the integrity of a building.
From 1 March 2012, only licensed building practitioners (LBPs) are allowed to carry out or supervise restricted building work. This means that a consent application that involves restricted building work will need to include the names of LBPs carrying out or supervising that work.
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Restricted building work is design or construction work that is critical to the integrity of a building. From 1 March 2012, only licensed building practitioners are allowed to...
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While Schedule 1 of the Building Act provides for some exemptions from building consent, all work must still comply with other legislation, including: Building Code Resource...
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The Licensed Building Practitioners (LBP) scheme was introduced by the Building Act 2004 to encourage better building design and construction, and give consumers...