New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
- Made under the Home Building Act 1989
- As at 30 June 2004
- Reg 439 of 1997
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
1. Name of Regulation
2. Commencement
3. Definitions
4. Notes
PART 2 - PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THE PURPOSES OF DEFINITIONS IN THE ACT
4A. Work excluded from the definition of “building consultancy work”
5. “Dwelling”—certain structures and improvements included
6. “Dwelling”—certain residential buildings and other structures excluded
7. “Residential building work”—installation of certain fixtures and apparatus included
8. “Residential building work”—certain work excluded
9. “Relevant law” regulating gasfitting or plumbing work
10. “Roof plumbing work” defined
11. “Air-conditioning work” and “refrigeration work” defined
PART 3 - EXEMPTIONS RELATING TO THE REGULATION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WORK, SPECIALIST WORK, BUILDING CONSULTANCY WORK AND THE SUPPLY OF KIT HOMES
Division 1 - Contracting for work
12. Exemptions relating to contracting and advertising
13. Exemptions from requirements for contracts with holders of contractor licences
13A. Exemptions from requirements for contracts with holders of building consultancy licences
13B. Exemptions relating to provision of information by holders of building consultancy licences
13C. Exemptions relating to provision of consumer information
13D. Exemptions relating to cooling-off periods in contracts
Division 2 - Restrictions on who may do certain work
14. Exemptions relating to the doing of residential building work
15. Exemptions relating to the doing of specialist work
16. Exemption relating to the doing of electrical wiring work by apprentices and trainees
17. Exemption relating to roof plumbing work
Division 3 - Supply of kit homes
18. Exemptions relating to the supply of kit homes
PART 4 - CONTRACTOR LICENCES, BUILDING CONSULTANCY LICENCES, CERTIFICATES AND OWNER-BUILDER PERMITS
Division 1 - Requirements to obtain contractor licences, building consultancy licences and certificates
19. Requirements for obtaining contractor licences
19A. Requirements for obtaining building consultancy licences
20. Requirements for obtaining certificates
21. Provisional authorities
Division 2 - Conditions of contractor licences, building consultancy licences and certificates
22. Conditions of authorities generally
23. Contractor licences generally
24. Individual contractor licences
25. Partnership contractor licences
26. Corporation contractor licences
26A. Building consultancy licences
27. Qualified supervisor certificates
28. Tradesperson certificates
29. Further details
30. Lost, stolen, defaced or destroyed authorities
Division 2A - Cancellation
30A. Cancellation of contractor licence not compulsory in certain cases
Division 3 - Renewals, restorations and duplicates
31. Renewal and restoration
32. Duplicates
Division 4 - Fees
33. Examination fees
34. Application fees
35. Refund of fees
Division 5 - Miscellaneous
36. Owner-builder permits
36A. Categories of residential building work or specialist work
36B. Category of building consultancy work
37. Exemption from requirement to return authority when conditions are imposed
38. Work descriptions on contractor licences or certificates
38A. Exemption from requirement to show insurance has been obtained
PART 5 - INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Division 1 - Preliminary
39. Definitions
40. Application
Division 2 - Insurance contracts generally
41. Persons who may arrange insurance contracts
42. Beneficiaries
43. Losses indemnified
44. Exclusion of amounts of deposit or progress payment
45. Limitations on liability and cover
46. Amount of cover where one or more dwellings
47. Manner of determining maximum cover
48. Period of cover
49. Misrepresentation or non-disclosure
Division 3 - Professional indemnity insurance and other similar insurance
50. Period of cover
51. Run off cover
52. Retroactive operation of insurance
Division 4 - Miscellaneous
53. Time limits for notice of loss or damage
54. Refusal of insurance claims
55. Insurance appeals
56. Certificates evidencing insurance
56A. Evidence of acceptance of risk
57. Access for work
57A. Exemption with respect to certain residential building work
57AA. General requirements for insurance
57AB. Insurance thresholds
57AC. Meaning of “structural defect”
57B. Persons entitled to apply for exemptions from insurance requirements
57BA. Transitional provision—application of certain amendments
57BB. Temporary exemption from section 92B and 93B requirements
57BC. Exemptions from insurance for multi-storey buildings
PART 5A - RESOLUTION OF BUILDING DISPUTES AND BUILDING CLAIMS
57C. Application of Division 2 of Part 3A of Act
57D. Notifying Tribunal of building dispute
57E. Fee for notifying Tribunal of building dispute
57F. Costs of assessment
57G, 57H. (Repealed)
57I. Transfer of proceedings to or from other courts or tribunals
57J. Warning notice for Tribunal orders
PART 6 - GENERAL
58. Register
58A. Review by Administrative Decisions Tribunal
59. Conditions to be included in certain contracts
60. Certificate evidence
61. Proceedings for offences under other Acts
62. Displaying of signs
63. Advertising
64. Hazardous specialist work: do-it-yourself publications and public addresses
65. Repeal
65A. Transitional provision: applications for renewal or restoration
66. Exemption from certificate requirement where work not commenced
66A. Exemptions from insurance requirements
67. Penalty notice offences
68. Requirements for contracts for residential building work
SCHEDULE 1
SCHEDULE 2
SCHEDULE 3
SCHEDULE 3A
SCHEDULE 4
SCHEDULE 5