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Building Act 2004

Building - Code compliance certificates, certificates of acceptance, and compliance schedules - Compliance schedules

104: Building consent authority must notify territorial authority of issue of compliance schedule

You could also call this:

“The authority that gives building permits must tell the local council when they give out a compliance schedule.”

When a building consent authority gives out a compliance schedule as mentioned in section 102, they have to do something important. They need to give a copy of this schedule to the territorial authority. The territorial authority is the one in charge of the area where the building is located. The building consent authority has to do this within 5 working days after they give out the compliance schedule. This helps make sure that the local authority knows about the compliance schedule for buildings in their area.

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Part 2 Building
Code compliance certificates, certificates of acceptance, and compliance schedules: Compliance schedules

104Building consent authority must notify territorial authority of issue of compliance schedule

  1. If a building consent authority issues a compliance schedule under section 102, the building consent authority must, within 5 working days after issuing the compliance schedule, provide a copy of it to the territorial authority in whose district the building is situated.