Building system reform: Proposals for regulations
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18 June 2021, 5pm
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is consulting on proposals for regulations to support the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components and Other Matters) Amendment Bill.
Published: 30 Nov 2021
A summary of the submissions received on a public discussion document on proposals for regulations to help implement new building product information requirements, modular component manufacturer schem…
Published: 28 Apr 2021
Consultation document on proposals for regulations for Building Product Information Requirements, the modular component manufacturer certification scheme, and the product certification scheme. These r…
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Published: 28 Apr 2021
Submission form: Building Amendment Bill proposals for regulations for Building Product Information Requirements, the modular component manufacturer certification scheme, and the product certification…
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The building system reform work programme aims to lift performance of the regulatory system and drive better outcomes for the sector and for New Zealanders.
A high performing building and construction industry is crucial to New Zealand's economy and vital for delivering safe, healthy and durable buildings for everyone.
We’re now consulting on proposals for regulations to support the implementation of the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components and Other Matters) Amendment Bill.
We’re making proposals for regulations that will create:
- New product information requirements to make sure basic information about building products and how to use them is available to users.
- A new voluntary modular component manufacturer scheme to make consenting more efficient for some manufacturers of homes and modular building components that are built off-site.
- A strengthened CodeMark scheme to build confidence in the scheme and to provide confidence that innovative building products and methods do comply with the Building Code.
This is a summary of the proposed changes only. Please refer to the discussion document for more detailed information.
If you have any questions please contact building@mbie.govt.nz
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The building law reform programme aims to lift performance of the building regulatory system and drive better outcomes for the sector and for New Zealanders.
To help us get there, we’re now consulting on proposals for regulations to support the Building Amendment Bill.
We need your help to get the detail of the regulations right in three key areas.
Firstly, new product information requirements will make basic information about building products and how to use them more available and help streamline consenting.
We want to know what information is most useful, how it should be shared and who should provide it. This will help homeowners, builders and designers choose and use products correctly.
Secondly, a new voluntary modular component manufacturer scheme will support more efficient consenting for homes and modular building components that are built off site.
We want to know if our proposed settings will support confidence in modular components, while providing an accessible pathway for manufacturers to become certified.
Lastly, strengthening the CodeMark scheme will build confidence in this pathway for innovative products and methods to show they comply with the Building Code.
Your feedback will help us achieve better outcomes for the sector, and for New Zealanders.
Last updated: 08 June 2021