(1) A building remedy
order consists of one of the following —
(a) an
order that a person who carried out a regulated building service remedy the
building service as specified in the order;
(b) an
order that a person who carried out a regulated building service pay to an
aggrieved person such costs of remedying the building service as the Building
Commissioner or State Administrative Tribunal, as the case requires, considers
reasonable and specifies in the order;
(c) an
order that a person who carried out a regulated building service pay to an
aggrieved person a sum of money specified in the order to compensate the
aggrieved person for the failure to carry out the building service in a proper
and proficient manner or for faulty or unsatisfactory building work.
(2) A building remedy
order may require that the order be complied with within a time specified in
the order.
(3) A person who is
not a building service contractor may arrange for a building service to be
carried out for the purpose of compliance by that person with a building
remedy order referred to in subsection (1)(a) despite the
Building Services (Registration) Act 2011 section 7.