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Part 3.5.2 Gutters And Downpipes
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Appropriate Performance Requirements Appropriate : Where an alternative gutter and downpipe system is proposed as a Performance Solution to that described in Part 3.5.2, that proposal must comply with— P2.2.1 ; and the relevant Performance…
Additional webinar session added for the 2022 NCC Seminars – Volume Three
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Due to popular demand we are offering a second webinar session.

Accessible Housing- Estimated cost impact of proposed changes to NCC
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This updated report presents an order of cost estimate for the proposed changes to the National Construction Code of Australia (NCC) to include mandatory minimum accessible housing provisions for new Class 1a (single residential) and Class 2 (…

Accessible-housing-estimated-cost-impact-of-proposed-changes-to-NCC.pdf (2.68 MB)
ABCB Board member profile: Rolph Vos
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Connect regularly features the profile of a member of the ABCB Board. This issue introduces Rolph Vos, Australian Local Government Board member and talks about his role on the Board, emerging issues and challenges working within the industry.

UPDATE: Progress on the next edition of the NCC
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We have recently received a number of questions…
Specification JVb Modelling parameters
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ACT Appendix 1. Scope This Specification contains the required modelling parameters for JV2 and JV3. Intent To prescribe how the modelling of the proposed and reference building is to be carried out under JV2 and JV3. This…
Specification JVb Modelling parameters
/editions/2019/ncc-2019-volume-one/section-j-energy-efficiency/specification-jvb-modelling
ACT Appendix 1. Scope This Specification contains the required modelling parameters for JV2 and JV3. Intent To prescribe how the modelling of the proposed and reference building is to be carried out under JV2 and JV3. This…
Tasmania Additions
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Application of Tasmanian variations This Appendix contains additional provisions for application in Tasmania as follows: FIRE SAFETY Limitation Limitation: Tas 1 does not apply to— roof coverings or canopies of PVC, Acrylic,…
Tasmania Additions
/editions/2016-a1/ncc-2016-volume-two/tasmania/tasmania-additions
Application of Tasmanian variations This Appendix contains additional provisions for application in Tasmania as follows: FIRE SAFETY Limitation Limitation: Tas 1 does not apply to— roof coverings or canopies of PVC, Acrylic,…
Allowable encroachments - how close is too close?
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Did you know that NCC Volume Two contains requirements relevant to plumbers, gas-fitters and air-conditioning installers?

1.1 Purpose
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This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out in Table 1.1…
1.1 Purpose
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1.1 Purpose This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out…
1.1 Purpose
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This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out in Table 1.1…
1.1 Purpose
/editions/2019/ncc-2019-volume-one/schedule-7-fire-safety-verification-method/11-purpose
This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out in Table 1.1…
1.1 Purpose
/editions/2019/ncc-2019-volume-two/schedule-7-fire-safety-verification-method/11-purpose
This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out in Table 1.1…
1.1 Purpose
/editions/2019/ncc-2019-volume-three/schedule-7-fire-safety-verification-method/11-purpose
1.1 Purpose This Verification Method presents specific design scenarios that must be considered in order to demonstrate that the fire safety aspects of a building design comply with the fire safety Performance Requirements of NCC Volume One set out…
Demonstrating NCC compliance using AS 5113
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AS 5113:2016 Classification of external walls of buildings based on reaction to fire performance (AS 5113) is a standard that sets out procedures and criteria for classifying external walls of buildings.

June CEO Update - Judith Blake
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For those who may have missed the  news article…As part of the Commonwealth Administrative…The Board met on Tuesday 27 May and there are…
NCC 2022 consistent volume structure
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As part of the ABCB’s commitment to delivering an NCC that is user-friendly, modern and accessible to practitioners at all experience levels, NCC 2022 comes with some important changes. Here’s what to expect with the code’s new consistent volume…

Section G Ancillary Provisions
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Part G1 Minor Structures and Components Delete GP1.2(a) and insert SA GP1.2(a) as follows: SA GP1.2 (a) In order to safeguard young children from drowning or injury in a swimming pool, a barrier must be provided to a swimming pool and must…

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