04 October 2020
By Juliet Clendon
MBIE
Changes to the w88 sports betting app Act will mean w88 sports betting app consents aren’t needed for some new or expanded types of low-risk w88 sports betting app work, like sleepouts, sheds, carports, outdoor fireplaces and ground-mounted solar panels.
New w88 sports betting app consent exemptions have been added to the w88 sports betting app Act. These exemptions will save w88 sports betting app owners time and money, as they will not have to go to their local council for consent for common low-risk w88 sports betting app work. This reduction in w88 sports betting app consents will also allow councils to focus on w88 sports betting app work that is higher risk, helping to boost productivity.
From August 31st, 2020
This package of new exemptions adds to the work that can already be done without a w88 sports betting app consent, outlined in Schedule 1 of the w88 sports betting app Act.
Some types of new exempt w88 sports betting app work can be done without the help of a professional, while others require the involvement of a Chartered Professional Engineer or Licensed w88 sports betting app Practitioner (LBP). This is a big win for LBPs, as it will raise their profile and encourage home and w88 sports betting app owners to use them.
The new exemptions started on August 31st, 2020.
Larger single-storey detached buildings
Additional exemptions will increase the size of current exemptions for single-storey detached buildings. Kitchen and bathroom facilities are not included in this exemption.
New exemptions include:
New w88 sports betting app consent exemptions have been added to the w88 sports betting app Act. These exemptions will save w88 sports betting app owners time and money, as they will not have to go to their local council for consent for common low-risk w88 sports betting app work. This reduction in w88 sports betting app consents will also allow councils to focus on w88 sports betting app work that is higher risk, helping to boost productivity.
From August 31st, 2020
This package of new exemptions adds to the work that can already be done without a w88 sports betting app consent, outlined in Schedule 1 of the w88 sports betting app Act.
Some types of new exempt w88 sports betting app work can be done without the help of a professional, while others require the involvement of a Chartered Professional Engineer or Licensed w88 sports betting app Practitioner (LBP). This is a big win for LBPs, as it will raise their profile and encourage home and w88 sports betting app owners to use them.
The new exemptions started on August 31st, 2020.
Larger single-storey detached buildings
Additional exemptions will increase the size of current exemptions for single-storey detached buildings. Kitchen and bathroom facilities are not included in this exemption.
New exemptions include:
- Kitset or prefab buildings with a maximum floor area of 30m², where a manufacturer or supplier has had the design carried out or reviewed by a Chartered Professional Engineer
- Buildings with a maximum floor area of 30m², where an LBP is to carry out or supervise design and construction
- Buildings with a maximum floor area of 30m², where only lightweight materials with structural components built in accordance with Acceptable Solution B1/AS1 are used – this work may be done without the help of a professional.
Some exemptions require an LBP
There are some other w88 sports betting app consent exemptions that must be carried out by a professional. These exemptions will apply if:
Others don’t require an LBP
Other new w88 sports betting app consent exemptions that do not require an LBP include:
There are some other w88 sports betting app consent exemptions that must be carried out by a professional. These exemptions will apply if:
- The design has been carried out or reviewed by a Chartered Professional Engineer
- An LBP has carried out or supervised design and construction.
- The change to the exemption often applies to the size of the works. Using an LBP will allow homeowners to build larger projects than they could under current exemptions without an LBP.
- Carports up to 40m² – up from 20m²
- Ground floor awnings up to 30m² – up from 20m²
- Ground floor verandas and porches up to 30m² – up from 20m²
- Single-storey pole sheds and hay barns in rural zones with a maximum floor area of 110m².
Others don’t require an LBP
Other new w88 sports betting app consent exemptions that do not require an LBP include:
- Outdoor fireplaces or ovens
- Flexible water storage bladders
- Small pipe supporting structures.
More information about the new exemptions, including technical requirements, is now on the w88 sports betting appgovt.nz website.
Article byJuliet Clendon
Senior Technical Advisor, Occupational Licensing
MBIE
Published in w88 sports betting app Business magazine, October 2020 Edition