Building Act 2016
213Rectification of defective demolition work
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213 Rectification of defective demolition work
A person who carried out demolition work that is defective work must ensure the defective work is rectified at his or her own cost if –
(a) the defective work is discovered –
(i) at any stage before the first anniversary of the issue of the certificate of completion (notifiable demolition work) in respect of the work, if the work was notifiable demolition work; or
(ii) at any stage before the first anniversary of the issue of the certificate of completion (permit demolition work) in respect of the work, if the work was permit demolition work; and
(b) the relevant building surveyor, or the Director of Building Control, certifies on reasonable grounds that the defective work is due to –
(i) an omission, or faulty workmanship, by the person; or
(ii) the use of a defective or unauthorised material, fitting or product by the person.
Penalty: Fine not exceeding 100 penalty units.