Queensland Consolidated Regulations

BUILDING REGULATION 2006 - REG 16ZA

16ZA Displaying affected private building notice

(1) The owner must display a notice in the approved form for the building (an
"affected private building notice" ) in compliance with subsections (2) and (3) .

Penalty—

Maximum penalty—30 penalty units.

(2) The affected private building notice must be—

(a) displayed in a conspicuous position; and

(b) securely attached to a wall, or the internal side of a door, near a main entry point to the building; and

(c) if the building has a fire indicator panel—also securely attached to a wall, or the internal side of a door, that is adjacent to the panel.

(3) The affected private building notice must be displayed—

(a) within 60 business days after the fire engineer statement is given to the owner; and

(b) until either—

(i) the combustible cladding is removed from the building; or

(ii) a building certifier gives the owner a compliance certificate stating the combustible cladding complies with the BCA.

(4) The owner must give the QBCC, in the approved way, a compliance notice within the period—

(a) starting on the day the owner displays the affected private building notice; and

(b) ending 5 business days after the day mentioned in paragraph (a) .

Penalty—

Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.

(5) Also, if the circumstance in subsection (3) (b) (ii) happens, the owner must give the QBCC, in the approved way, a copy of the compliance certificate within the period—

(a) starting on the day the building certifier gives the owner the compliance certificate; and

(b) ending 5 business days after the day mentioned in paragraph (a) .

Penalty—

Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.

(6) In this section—

"compliance notice" means a notice, in the approved form, stating an affected private building notice is being displayed in accordance with subsection (2) .