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You can download it here: pc.gov.au/inquiries/comp…
Ross Cameron.
And he explicitly insisted industry groups such as the HIA, Property Council, etc., be consulted:
#Auspol
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What should be principal objective of a national building code? Safety? Buildings not collapsing or burning?
For the Productivity Commission, the answer was "the persuit of efficiency": #auspol
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While the Productivity Commission recognised that "deficiencies in building safety" was a potential "spillover cost", it added: "These potential shortcomings associated with buildings do not, in themselves,
justify regulation."
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They wanted this to be the bedrock of Australia's building code. #auspol
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Here's the 2004 Productivity Commission report it's based on: pc.gov.au/inquiries/comp…
And the submissions: pc.gov.au/inquiries/comp…