After regulation 15
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(1) A significant and complex building is a building that has 2 or more of the following characteristics:
(a) a building that is intended to be any of the following:
(i) a building with an effective height of more than 25 m;
(ii) a building designed to use one or more performance solutions to demonstrate compliance with a performance requirement that relates to material or systems to be used for structural safety;
(iii) a building designed to use one or more performance solutions to demonstrate compliance with a performance requirement that relates to material or systems to be used for fire safety;
(iv) located in an area prone to natural disaster or subject to environmental conditions that are adverse to construction of buildings;
(b) a building that is classified as a Class 2 building and that has 3 or more storeys;
(c) a building that is intended to be occupied by more than 100 people concurrently;
(d) a building that is intended to be used as premises of any of the following:
(i) a health service within the meaning of section 9 of the Health Service Act 2021 ;
(ii) a provider of services as defined in section 2(1) of the Disability Services Act 1993 ;
(iii) a childcare service;
(iv) a retirement village or aged care facility.
(2) In addition to subregulation (1), a significant and complex building includes a building that is classified as having Building Importance Level 4 under the Building Code.
(3) In addition to subregulation (1), the Minister may, by Gazette notice, determine a type of building to be a significant and complex building.
(1) Significant and complex building work is building work carried out as an alteration or modification to:
(a) a significant and complex building; or
(b) a building that, if completed, would make the building a significant and complex building.
(2) In addition to subregulation (1), the Minister may, by Gazette notice, determine a type of building work to be significant and complex building work.
An independent review engineer is an individual:
(a) who is a building practitioner registered as a Certifying Engineer (Structural); and
(b) with a minimum of 10 years' experience as a Certifying Engineer (Structural) or 10 years' equivalent experience approved by the Practitioners Board; and
(c) with the status of Chartered Professional Engineer recognised by Engineers Australia or an equivalent professional association.