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Building Act 2004

Miscellaneous provisions - Transitional provisions - Other transitional provisions

447: Transitional provision for certificate of accreditation issued under former Act

You could also call this:

“Rules for old building material certificates that are now treated like new product certificates”

If you had a certificate of accreditation for a special building material, design, or construction method under the old law, it will now be treated as if it were a product certificate under the new law. This change happened when the new law started. The new law will apply to your certificate, with any needed changes.

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“This explains how old building law cases that started before the new law came in will be finished using the old rules.”

Part 5 Miscellaneous provisions
Transitional provisions: Other transitional provisions

447Transitional provision for certificate of accreditation issued under former Act

  1. A certificate of accreditation issued under section 59 of the former Act in respect of any proprietary item (being a material, method of construction, design, or component relating to building work) before the commencement of this section must, on and from that commencement, be treated as if it were a product certificate issued under section 269 and the provisions of this Act apply accordingly with all necessary modifications.