Building Act 2004

that all building work must comply with the building code to the extent required by this Act:

how compliance with the building code is to be established:

the effect of a national multiple-use approval and how to apply for one:

when a project information memorandum is required and how to apply for one:

when a building consent is required and how to apply for one:

that an applicant for a building consent is liable to pay a levy to the chief executive if the application is granted:

that restricted building work must be carried out or supervised by 1 or more licensed building practitioners:

for a building consent authority to issue a notice requiring building work to be fixed so as to comply with this Act and the building consent:

that a building consent authority may inspect building work for which it has granted a consent:

that all building work under a building consent must have a code compliance certificate issued by the building consent authority that issued the building consent or another building consent authority that agrees to assume responsibility for the building work:

that a compliance schedule and annual building warrant of fitness is required for buildings with specified systems:

that when a building undergoes alterations it may have to be upgraded to comply with the building code:

for requirements that must be met when the use or intended life of a building changes:

for access and facilities for persons with disabilities to and within buildings:

for territorial authorities to perform functions relating to dangerous, earthquake-prone, or insanitary buildings:

for territorial authorities and for persons performing functions under the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 to perform functions relating to managing buildings located in areas designated under subpart 6B:

for regional authorities to perform functions relating to dams.