sec.205Unfinished matters for existing payment claims to be dealt with under the repealed Act

### sec.205 Unfinished matters for existing payment claims to be dealt with under the repealed Act This section applies if a payment claim was given to a respondent before the commencement and, at the commencement, there are unfinished matters for the payment claim. Despite the repeal of the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004 , the repealed Act continues to apply for the payment claim and any unfinished matters for the claim. In this section— unfinished matter , for a payment claim, includes a matter under the repealed Act that has yet to be started or completed, including, for example, the following— replying to the payment claim by serving a payment schedule on the claimant; the consequences of not paying any or all of the claimed amount for the progress payment to which the payment claim relates; making an adjudication application for adjudication of the payment claim; the adjudication of the payment claim under the repealed Act, including— the giving of an adjudication response; or the adjudication procedures; or the adjudicator’s decision; or correcting a clerical mistake in an adjudicator’s decision; or the consequences of not paying the claimant the adjudicated amount; or the filing of an adjudication certificate as a judgment debt; or an adjudicator’s entitlement to be paid for adjudicating the payment claim, including accepting, considering and deciding the application; the claimant suspending work under the construction contract relevant to the payment claim. (sec.205-ssec.1) This section applies if a payment claim was given to a respondent before the commencement and, at the commencement, there are unfinished matters for the payment claim. (sec.205-ssec.2) Despite the repeal of the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004 , the repealed Act continues to apply for the payment claim and any unfinished matters for the claim. (sec.205-ssec.3) In this section— unfinished matter , for a payment claim, includes a matter under the repealed Act that has yet to be started or completed, including, for example, the following— replying to the payment claim by serving a payment schedule on the claimant; the consequences of not paying any or all of the claimed amount for the progress payment to which the payment claim relates; making an adjudication application for adjudication of the payment claim; the adjudication of the payment claim under the repealed Act, including— the giving of an adjudication response; or the adjudication procedures; or the adjudicator’s decision; or correcting a clerical mistake in an adjudicator’s decision; or the consequences of not paying the claimant the adjudicated amount; or the filing of an adjudication certificate as a judgment debt; or an adjudicator’s entitlement to be paid for adjudicating the payment claim, including accepting, considering and deciding the application; the claimant suspending work under the construction contract relevant to the payment claim. - (a) replying to the payment claim by serving a payment schedule on the claimant; - (b) the consequences of not paying any or all of the claimed amount for the progress payment to which the payment claim relates; - (c) making an adjudication application for adjudication of the payment claim; - (d) the adjudication of the payment claim under the repealed Act, including— (i) the giving of an adjudication response; or (ii) the adjudication procedures; or (iii) the adjudicator’s decision; or (iv) correcting a clerical mistake in an adjudicator’s decision; or (v) the consequences of not paying the claimant the adjudicated amount; or (vi) the filing of an adjudication certificate as a judgment debt; or (vii) an adjudicator’s entitlement to be paid for adjudicating the payment claim, including accepting, considering and deciding the application; - (i) the giving of an adjudication response; or - (ii) the adjudication procedures; or - (iii) the adjudicator’s decision; or - (iv) correcting a clerical mistake in an adjudicator’s decision; or - (v) the consequences of not paying the claimant the adjudicated amount; or - (vi) the filing of an adjudication certificate as a judgment debt; or - (vii) an adjudicator’s entitlement to be paid for adjudicating the payment claim, including accepting, considering and deciding the application; - (e) the claimant suspending work under the construction contract relevant to the payment claim. - (i) the giving of an adjudication response; or - (ii) the adjudication procedures; or - (iii) the adjudicator’s decision; or - (iv) correcting a clerical mistake in an adjudicator’s decision; or - (v) the consequences of not paying the claimant the adjudicated amount; or - (vi) the filing of an adjudication certificate as a judgment debt; or - (vii) an adjudicator’s entitlement to be paid for adjudicating the payment claim, including accepting, considering and deciding the application;