5Meaning of specified building

5 Meaning of specified building

(1)  For the purposes of these regulations, a specified building is any of the following:

(a) a building that is capable of accommodating more than 200 persons, as estimated or determined in accordance with Table D1.13 of the NCC;

(b) a building that, under an occupancy permit issued under the Building Act 2016 , more than 200 persons are entitled to use at any one time;

(c) a building that is used to provide residential accommodation as part of an educational institution;

(d) a building that is used to provide residential accommodation for persons requiring medical, psychiatric or geriatric care;

(e) a building that is used to provide supported accommodation for persons with physical, developmental or psychiatric disabilities;

(f) a building that is used as or for a hostel, boarding house, guesthouse, lodging house or backpacker accommodation, being a building capable of accommodating 6 or more guests;

(g) a residential part of a hotel or motel, being a part capable of accommodating 6 or more guests;

(h) a child care centre within the meaning of the Child Care Act 2001 ;

(i) an education and care service premises for any education and care service other than a family day care service;

(j) a detention centre;

(k) a healthcare building;

(l) a residential aged care facility;

(m) a school;

(n) special fire hazard premises within the meaning of the Building Regulations;

(o) a building that is fitted with a fire protection system monitored by the Fire Service;

(p) a building in respect of which a declaration under subregulation (3)(a) is in effect.

(2)  For the purposes of subregulation (1)(i) , , and have the same meanings as in the Education and Care Services National Law (Tasmania).