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This form is for an exemption from or consent to partial compliance with requirements, outlining approved exemptions or partial compliance for building work requirements.
Use this form to report changes in building costs of $15,625 or more for non‑staged building permits accepted on or after 26 November 2025. Owners or authorised agents must submit updated cost details and supporting documentation within 28 days.
These instructions explain how to view and download documents related to your owner‑builder application in VBA360.
Experience Statement for Building Inspector (limited registration up to 2000 m² and 3 storeys). Supports application and assessment of experience and competency.
Learn what carbon monoxide is, how it can affect your health, common sources in the home, and practical steps Victorians can take to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
This Ministerial Guideline explains requirements for issuing building permits where certain cladding products are used, supporting safe, compliant building work in Victoria.
Research into ATEN exploring improved product evaluation, information quality and building safety outcomes across Australia.
Research on behavioural insights to reduce improper service penetrations and improve compliance and construction quality in Victoria.
Minister’s Statement of Expectations outlining priorities, governance and performance for Victoria’s building regulator and industry oversight.
Access the ministerial guideline on issuing building permits for demolitions or removals, outlining legal requirements and owner‑builder considerations.