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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
Research on behavioural insights to reduce improper service penetrations and improve compliance and construction quality in Victoria.
Checklist for BRAC accreditation application lodgement outlining requirements, documentation and steps to support complete, compliant submissions in Victoria’s building industry.
A Victorian ministerial order outlining mandatory insurance requirements for building practitioners and endorsed building engineers.
This practice note provides guidance on how to interpret and apply building and plumbing regulatory requirements, supporting consistent compliance and best‑practice outcomes.
Research into stakeholder perceptions and preferences to inform engagement, services and regulatory decision-making in Victoria.
Research into passive fire protection defects to improve fire safety, compliance and building performance in residential properties.
Research into remote inspection technologies to improve compliance monitoring, efficiency and regulatory oversight of building work.