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Below is a list of demerit points that can be applied against a building certifier's licence for certifier offences. Section Provision Demerit Points s83(1) A private certifier failing to comply with general restrictions on granting building …

You can raise a new home warranty insurance policy through the QBCC Portal, by completing a manual form or by calling us. Raise a policy on the QBCC Portal now To take out cover, you will need to know how to calculate the: insurable value premiums …

The IRU will contact all affected parties and provide the opportunity to respond to any new information provided by the applicant that affects the internal decision under review. On this page Acknowledgement of application An internal review …

Decisions that can be reviewed internally by the QBCC are called reviewable decisions . Check the listing below to ensure your decision is reviewable prior to submitting your application. The Internal Review Unit can only apply the same regulations, …

To hold a licence, you need to demonstrate that you have the trade skills to perform the scope of work relevant your licence class. Setting of technical requirements   The Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works (the …

If you are not the applicant for a review, you may still be affected if the outcome of the internal review changes the original decision. Even if you are not the review applicant, we recommend that you:  engage in the review process  respond to any …

Cost plus contracts and construction management contracts are contract models which involve added responsibility and risk for both homeowners and contractors. We do not recommend using them. Cost plus contracts and construction management contracts …

You need an approved managerial qualification for certain licences. You must complete an approved managerial qualification to be eligible for a: trade contractor nominee supervisor licence (trade classes). The approved managerial course is: …

A registered adjudicator is an independent person appointed to determine an adjudication application. They can make a decision on your case and provide you with a decision once the assessment fees are paid. Assessment of case When the adjudicator …

Payment requirements If an adjudication decision requires the respondent to pay an amount (the adjudicated amount) to the claimant, it must be paid within  5 business days after either: the copy of the adjudicator’s decision is given to the …