(1) When plumbing work
that includes a performance solution is completed, the licensed plumbing
contractor responsible for the work must, within 5 working days after the
day on which the work is completed —
(a) give
the Board a certificate of compliance for the work; and
(b) give
a copy of the certificate to —
(i)
if the work relates to building work carried out under a
building permit — the person named as the builder on the building
permit; or
(ii)
otherwise — the owner or occupier of the place
where the work was carried out;
and
(c) give
a copy of the certificate to the local government in whose district the work
was carried out if the work is drainage plumbing work and the drainage
plumbing is not, and is not intended to be, connected to a sewer.
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of
$5 000.
(2) The certificate
must certify that —
(a) the
plumbing that is the result of the work (the principal plumbing ), and any
other plumbing that the certificate must cover because of
subregulation (4), complies with the plumbing standards; and
(b)
existing plumbing that any of the plumbing referred to in paragraph (a)
relies upon for its safe and effective operation is safe and in proper working
order.
(3) The certificate
must be in the approved form.
(4) The certificate
must cover the plumbing of a previous contractor if —
(a) the
principal plumbing includes or relies upon plumbing that is the result of
plumbing work for which another licensed plumbing contractor (the previous
contractor ) is responsible; and
(b) the
plumbing work of the previous contractor was not completed by the previous
contractor; and
(c) a
certificate of compliance for the plumbing work of the previous contractor has
not been given; and
(d) the
plumbing of the previous contractor is essential to the safe and effective
operation of the principal plumbing.
(5) A licensed
plumbing contractor who has given a certificate of compliance must keep a copy
of the certificate at the contractor’s principal place of business for
at least 6 years after giving the certificate.
Penalty for this subregulation: a fine of
$3 000.
[Regulation 45B inserted: Gazette 24 Apr 2015
p. 1497‑8; amended: Gazette 29 Apr 2016 p. 1345;
13 Dec 2016 p. 5626‑7; SL 2024/12 r. 23.]