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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.
Guidelines for prescribed temporary structure applications, including requirements for drawings, fees, compliance certificates, engineering, fire safety, and occupancy permits.
This ministerial guideline sets out how fees are determined for appointing a prescribed building practitioner as an inspector.
Guide to livable housing design requirements covering accessibility features, NCC standards and practical design elements for safe, adaptable homes in Australia.
Industry update on EPS testing outcomes outlining performance, risks and guidance to support compliant and safe use of EPS building systems.
This practice note provides guidance on how to interpret and apply building and plumbing regulatory requirements, supporting consistent compliance and best‑practice outcomes.
The Minister for Housing and Building may publish Ministerial Orders that building and plumbing practitioners are required to comply with.
The BPC is committed to protecting the privacy of individuals' personal and health information according to the principles set out in the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 and the Health Records Act 2001.
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.
Regulatory Policy Statement outlining how the BPC uses risk-based, data-driven regulation, enforcement, and oversight to improve building and plumbing standards and protect consumers in Victoria.