36CApproved Class 1a Building

36C Approved Class 1a Building (1) A building is an approved Class 1a Building if: (a) the building work for the original erection of the building started on or after 1 January 1975; and (b) after completion of the building work, the building was a Class 1a Building (or the equivalent class) under the relevant building law; and (c) the building was originally erected on, and affixed to, land to which the relevant building law applied; and (d) the original site of the building meets the design wind speed requirement for relocation of the building to approved rural land; and (e) one of the following (the original building status) applies to the building: (i) it was built by or for the Crown in right of the Commonwealth; (ii) a permit or certificate allowing occupancy of the building was granted for it under the relevant building law. (2) The original site of the building meets the requirement mentioned in subregulation (1)(d) if the design wind speed applicable to the site is the same as, or greater than, the design wind speed applicable to the approved rural land to which it is proposed to relocate the design wind speed, in relation to a site, means the design wind speed under these Regulations applicable to the design and construction of buildings that may be approved on the site.

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