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Minister’s Statement of Expectations outlining priorities, governance and performance for Victoria’s building regulator and industry oversight.
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.
Access current ministerial orders and guidelines that apply to building and plumbing practitioners. Know your obligations and stay compliant in Victoria.
Understand the Building and Plumbing Commission’s (BPC) discipline policy. Learn about practitioner accountability, enforcement principles, disciplinary actions, and review pathways.
A Victorian ministerial order outlining mandatory insurance requirements for building practitioners and endorsed building engineers.
Learn about the Building and Plumbing Commission (BPC), its role in regulating Victoria’s building industry, access to information, FOI processes, and resources for consumers and practitioners.
A person registered in the class of Building Inspector (Pool safety) is responsible for carrying out all the functions of a swimming pool and spa inspector