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Download the document here.
Submission_CERA_TRANSITION.docx
Email to: info@cera.govt.nz
This document outlines the Risk Based Building Consents.
Shows how Building Consent Authority avoids liability by limiting inspections.
Shows the obligations of the owner.
Explains the different Building Consents.
An interesting statement from the Government is also included.
It is surprising as the Government decided to exclude specifically all the mandatory written contracts when implementing the legislation change of the Building Act. Therefore all our guarantees.
“The Government as a whole is concerned to ensure the Canterbury rebuild work is undertaken to a high quality and the people impacted are not exposed to safety risks or building work where normal quality considerations are compromised. Potential repetitional risk on the PMOs will also help create an incentive to ensure the work is code compliant.”
Yeah right!
The Press – Opinion by Andrew Cleland, chief executive of the Institution of Professional Engineers. Read the article here.
EQC cuts costs with lower standards by Simon Munro and John Goddard, stuff.co.nz
Builders are laying off staff and say they face economic ruin in Christchurch because insurance companies and Fletcher EQR are taking too long to approve earthquake work writes Shelley Robinson of The New Zealand Herald. Read the full article article.
Building and decorating firms in Christchurch say work has suddenly and significantly dried up and they want to know why. Joining the panel discussion are: Lester Bryant who runs a Canterbury quantity surveying business, and who set up the group Cantrades – a lobby group of tradesmen and industry organisations in Christchurch; Paul O’Donnell – the managing director of the Canterbury decorating company 0800 We Paint, and; Reid Stiven, manager of the Canterbury Home Repair Programme for EQC.
Listen to the discussion on Radio New Zealand National – Nine to Noon.
Chris Lynch talks to surveyor Adrian Cowie and to EQC’s Reid Stiven about the difference they see in standards during the rebuild. Chris Lynch accuses EQC of providing faulty scopes around floor levels and alleges that EQC floor level standards lack a scientific basis.
Listen to the discussion – Newstalk ZB, July 16, 2013
Opinion piece by Sarah Miles: http://thechristchurchfiasco.wordpress.com/2013/06/14/speed-up-or-step-aside/
Repairing quake-damaged homes has the potential to lead to a disaster similar to the leaky homes debacle – John Chaplin, interest.co.nz
Flood risk has increased for many Christchurch properties. Natasha Utting talks to affected homeowners – Campbell Live Fri 30 Nov 2012