Australian Capital Territory Current Regulations Australian Capital Territory Current Regulations(1) An element of building work mentioned in an item in schedule 3, column 2 is fundamentally noncompliant in the circumstances mentioned in column 3 for the item.
(2) An element of building work on, or in relation to, a class 10a or class 10b building is fundamentally noncompliant if—
(a) 1 or more elements not shown in the approved plans are added to the building; and
(b) the building as altered by the work is a different type of building to the building shown in the plans.
Example—fundamentally noncompliant class 10a or class 10b building
Plans show a carport without walls. During the construction of the carport walls are added. This alters the building type from a carport to a garage, and means that the building is fundamentally noncompliant.