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Official Ministerial guideline outlining fees for building surveying services in Victoria, including how fees are set, disclosed and varied under the building act.
Learn about Victoria’s prohibition on high-risk external wall cladding products (effective 1 February 2021). Find out which Type A and Type B buildings are affected, prohibited ACP/EPS products, compliance guidelines, and penalties for
Guidelines for prescribed temporary structure applications, including requirements for drawings, fees, compliance certificates, engineering, fire safety, and occupancy permits.
Guide to livable housing design requirements covering accessibility features, NCC standards and practical design elements for safe, adaptable homes in Australia.
This practice note provides guidance on how to interpret and apply building and plumbing regulatory requirements, supporting consistent compliance and best‑practice outcomes.
Minister’s Statement of Expectations outlining priorities, governance and performance for Victoria’s building regulator and industry oversight.
The SOP Act is designed to provide a fast and inexpensive process to recover payments and performance securities due under a construction contract, without the need for lawyers to become involved.
Builders urged to get it right the first time at the inaugural BPC Industry Conference, promoting quality, compliance and safer building practices across Victoria’s construction sector.
This outlines the Security of Payment (SOP) adjudication process in Victoria, which offers a fast and cost-effective way to resolve construction contract payment disputes. It provides claimants and respondents with essential guidelines on timelines,
Guide to procurement processes covering supplier engagement, requirements and standards for fair, transparent purchasing in Victoria’s building regulator.