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Discover what combustible cladding is, which materials like aluminium composite panels (ACP) and EPS are restricted, and how to check your building’s safety.
The Building Regulations Advisory Committee (BRAC) Charter and Terms of Reference outlines the statutory role, membership structure, and governance framework of the Victorian committee responsible for advising the Minister on building regulations,
Access the ministerial guideline on issuing building permits for demolitions or removals, outlining legal requirements and owner‑builder considerations.
Heat pump installations cover the safe and compliant setup of hot water systems, including correct placement, ventilation, and connections. Licensed practitioners must follow regulatory standards, use proper accreditation, and issue compliance
Access the Minister for Housing and Building's direction to guide the BPC in its functions as a designated insurer with respect to major domestic building contracts entered into prior to 1 July 2026
Learn Victorian smoke alarm requirements, installation, testing and maintenance. Find who is responsible, when alarms are required, and how to keep your home compliant.
Access current ministerial orders and guidelines that apply to building and plumbing practitioners. Know your obligations and stay compliant in Victoria.
This practice note provides guidance on how to interpret and apply building and plumbing regulatory requirements, supporting consistent compliance and best‑practice outcomes.
Statement of Expectations progress report outlining VBA performance and actions to 30 June 2020, supporting accountability and transparency.
From 1 May 2026, all copper alloy plumbing products used for drinking water in Victoria must be lead-free and carry WaterMark LF certification. Compliance is based on installation start date, requiring industry-wide updates to product selection and