CodeMark Scheme Regulations
We are consulting on the following proposals to update and change the Building (Product Certification) Regulations 2008 (the Regulations) for the CodeMark Scheme (CodeMark).
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Appendix B: Detailed evaluation approach
This evaluation focused on two key evaluation questions, with a range of sub-questions:
Construction sector trends monthly media and information overview: May 2021
An overview of the key research, data, and media releases in May 2021.
Supporting a skilled and productive workforce
We need to lift skills and productivity to ensure the long-term growth of the building and construction sector.
Monitoring the efficiency of building consent processes for new Kāinga Ora public housing
This report describes the observed efficiency, effectiveness and consistency of the end-to-end building consent processes as they have been applied to new public housing commissioned by Kāinga Ora (as an agent of the Crown). It also provides a baseline for identifying efficiency gains over time through, for example, greater use of ‘MultiProof’ and modular components.
Appendix A: References and additional resources
2. Evaluation background and purpose
The current building consent system was established by the Building Act 1991 and has since been strengthened under the Building Act 2004. It functions as a critical component of the building regulatory system to ensure that building work is designed and carried out according to the Building Code.
2017 Statistics House Investigation Report
The expert panel's 2017 Investigation Report into Statistics House concluded that a combination of 4 factors contributed to the partial failure of lower floor segments.
Securing unreinforced masonry building parapets and facades
From February 2017 owners of certain unreinforced masonry buildings are required to secure street-facing parapets and facades in response to the 2016 Hurunui/Kaikōura earthquakes.
Building System Legislative Reform Programme public consultation
We are proposing major changes to New Zealand’s building laws to improve the quality of building work. These are the most significant reforms since the current Building Act was introduced in 2004.