BUILDING REGULATIONS 1993
22Protection of adjoining property
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22 Protection of adjoining property (1) Where an excavation or demolition is to be made in proximity to an existing building that building must be protected to ensure stability. (2) Where the foundation of an existing building is of material likely to become unstable as a result of the excavation of adjoining ground additional precautions to the satisfaction of the building certifier must be taken to ensure stability.
Part 7 Appeals Board – appeals, referrals and applications Building Regulations 1993 28 Part 6 Enforcement of building standards 24 Management and fire evacuation training The matters prescribed for section 116(2) are directions relating to: (a) the management and operation of the building; and (b) the training relating to fire evacuation procedures to be undertaken by the occupants.