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BUILDING AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 2014 (S.R. 2014, NO. 54) - REG 13

Regulation 43 substituted
Regulation 43 of the Principal Regulations is rescinded and the following regulation is substituted:

43.     Interpretation

In this Part –
other prescribed features or measures means any features or measures which are required to be provided in, or associated with, a building and are required by the Director to be maintained and which relate to the following:
(a) access for persons with a disability;
(b) energy efficiency;
(c) water efficiency;
(d) the safety of occupants of a building in case of bushfire, flood, landslip or coastal inundation;
prescribed essential safety and health feature means –
(a) any safety and health feature which is required to be provided in, or associated with, a building and which is required by the Director to be maintained and which relates to the following:
(i) building fire integrity;
(ii) means of egress;
(iii) signs;
(iv) lighting;
(v) fire-fighting services and equipment;
(vi) air-handling systems;
(vii) automatic fire detection and alarm systems;
(viii) occupant warning systems;
(ix) lifts;
(x) standby power supply systems;
(xi) natural or mechanical ventilation;
(xii) hot water, warm water and cooling water systems;
(xiii) other features required in a building including barriers, fencing and glazed assemblies;
(xiv) any other feature provided in a building, or provided as a result of an alternative solution, which is designated by the relevant building surveyor as an essential safety and health feature;
(xv) any other feature designated as an essential safety and health feature in accordance with any building regulations in force at the time the work is performed; and
(b) any plumbing features which are required to be provided in, or associated with, a building and which are required by the Director to be maintained in accordance with the Plumbing Regulations 2004 and which relate to the following:
(i) an on-site waste water management system;
(ii) a testable backflow prevention device;
(iii) a thermostatic mixing valve or tempering valve installed in an early childhood centre, primary or secondary school, hospital, nursing home, or similar facility for young, elderly, sick or disabled people;
(iv) on-site liquid trade waste pre-treatment equipment;
(v) any other plumbing feature provided in a building, or provided as an alternative solution, which is designated by the Permit Authority – Plumbing as an essential safety and health feature;
prescribed essential safety and health measure means any safety and health measure which is required to be provided in, or associated with, a building and which is required by the Director to be maintained and which relates to the following:
(a) building clearance and fire appliance access;
(b) building use and application;
(c) emergency evacuation procedures;
(d) any other measure provided in a building, or provided as an alternative solution, which is designated by the relevant building surveyor as an essential safety and health measure;
(e) any other plumbing measure provided in a building, or provided as an alternative solution, which is designated by the Permit Authority – Plumbing as an essential safety and health measure;
(f) any other measure designated as an essential safety and health measure in accordance with any building regulations in force at the time the work is performed;
prescribed features and measures means –
(a) prescribed essential safety and health features; and
(b) prescribed essential safety and health measures; and
(c) other prescribed features or measures.



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