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ARTICLE · 05 OCTOBER 2018

Combustible building cladding – mandatory requirements for Queensland property owners

The Queensland Government introduced a regulation requiring property owners to assess and register relevant buildings.

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In June 2017, a tragic fire killed more than 70 people in Grenfell Towers, England and highlighted the dangers of combustible external cladding.

The Queensland Government has introduced a new regulation requiring property owners to assess and register their buildings, which take effect on 1 October 2018.

How does the Building and Other Legislation (Cladding) Amendment Regulation 2018 affect me?

As an owner of a relevant building you are required to register your building and comply with the risk assessment and notification obligations. If you own a commercial building that is more than two storeys or a multi-occupancy residential building, health care, aged care or assembly building over one storey approved between 1 January 1994 and 30 September 2018, you must complete Parts 1 and 2 of the State Government's combustible cladding assessment by 29 March 2019. The requirement to complete the risk assessment also applies to older buildings where alterations to the

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