BUILDING REGULATIONS 1993
36GOccupancy permit and structural report
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36G Occupancy permit and structural report (1) A building certifier must not issue an occupancy permit relating to post-relocation building work for an approved Class 1a Building, as specified in a building permit, unless the application for the occupancy permit is accompanied by: (a) a report by a registered certifying engineer (structural): (i) made after completion of the footings and fixture work for the building, as defined in regulation 36D(4); and
Building Regulations 1993 34 (ii) stating the approved Class 1a Building has not been structurally compromised during its relocation to the approved rural land; and (b) if electrical installation connection work requiring a certificate of compliance under section 41 of the Electrical Safety Act 2022 has been carried out – that certificate. (2) An occupancy permit issued in relation to post-relocation building work for an approved Class 1a Building, as specified in a building permit, must include a statement to the effect that the building retains its original building status.