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To support HIA’s policy a set of hallmarks have been developed that set out a preferred blueprint for the effective operation of private certification for building approvals of residential building work.
The intention is that these hallmarks can assist is outlining how HIA believes a full private certification system for building approvals should operate. The hallmarks reflect many of the existing elements in place in states that currently have full private schemes, being Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and the Northern Territory.
Policy endorsed by HIA National Policy Congress: 21 May 2015. Amended May 2016 to include Hallmarks; Amended May 2017 to include progress inspection model; Re-endorsed with amendments April 2022.
HIA provided a submission to the National Adaption Plan – Issues Paper to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment & Water.
HIA provided a submission to the Victorian Government's review of the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995. HIA has long called on the Victorian Government to review this important legislation.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) takes this opportunity to respond to the consultation paper on industrial manslaughter (Paper) issued by SafeWork NSW in February 2024.
HIA is opposed to the amount of the proposed Fishermans Bend Development Contribution Plan. We also comment on some perceived issues with the Montague precinct struture plan and timing.
HIA provided a submission to the Fair Work Commission on the national annual minimum award review and for the Expert Panel to consider the specific issues confronting the residential building industry.
HIA assess Infrastructre Victoria's Five Urban Development Scenarios report, including the benefits of compact versus dispersed city growth.