Part 1Preliminary1Short titleThis regulation may be cited as the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation 2020.2Commencement(1)The following provisions commence on 1 October 2020—

(a)part 2, other than sections 12 and 13;

(b)part 5, other than sections 22, 23 and 24(2) and (3);

(c)part 6, other than sections 26, 32(3) and (4), 33 and 34;

(d)part 7, other than section 37(1), (6) and (7).

(2)The following provisions commence on 1 March 2021—

(a)section 12;

(b)part 3;

(c)sections 22, 23, 24(2) and (3);

(d)section 37(1), (6) and (7).

(3)The following provisions commence on 1 May 2021—

(a)part 4;

(b)sections 26, 32(3) and (4), 33 and 34.

Part 2Amendment of Building Regulation 20063Regulation amendedThis part amends the Building Regulation 2006.4Amendment of s 19 (Building certifier’s obligation to keep record of decision about competency)Section 19, ‘5 years’—omit, insert—7 years5Replacement of s 51A (Approval of amendment of QDC by adding part MP 1.4)Section 51A—omit, insert—51AQueensland Development Code—Act, s 13(1)For section 13(1) of the Act, the parts, or the aspects of the parts, of the document called ‘Queensland Development Code’ stated in schedule 2E are prescribed.(2)For section 13(2) of the Act, the part, or the aspect of the part, takes effect on the day stated in schedule 2E, column 3, for the part or the aspect of the part.6Omission of ss 51AB and 51ACSections 51AB and 51AC—omit.7Replacement of s 51B (Approval of amendment of QDC by adding part MP 2.5)Section 51B—omit, insert—51BApproval of replacement of code of conduct—Act, s 129(1)The replacement of the code of conduct by the chief executive on 9 September 2020 with the document called ‘Code of conduct for building certifiers’ made by the chief executive on 9 September 2020 is approved under section 129(3) of the Act.(2)The replacement takes effect on 1 October 2020.8Insertion of new ss 51BA–51BCAfter section 51B—insert—51BADemerit offences—Act, s 214A, definition demerit offenceFor section 214A of the Act, definition demerit offence, an offence against a provision of the Act stated in schedule 2F, column 1 is prescribed.51BB Demerit points—Act, s 214EFor section 214E(2) of the Act, the number of demerit points stated in schedule 2F, column 2 opposite a demerit offence is prescribed for the offence.51BC QDC residential design and siting provisions—Act, sch 2, definition QDC residential design and siting provisionsFor schedule 2 of the Act, definition QDC residential design and siting provisions, the aspects of parts MP 1.1 and MP 1.2 of the QDC, stated in schedule 2E, are prescribed.9Omission of ss 51BE–51BLCSections 51BE to 51BLC—omit.10Amendment of s 52A (Prescribed accreditation standards body—Act, s 184(1)(b))(1)Section 52A, heading, ‘184(1)(b)’—omit, insert—184(2)Section 52A, from ‘Act,’—omit, insert—Act, the following entities are prescribed to be accreditation standards bodies—

(a)the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors;

(b)the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

11Insertion of new schs 2E and 2FAfter schedule 2D—insert—Schedule 2EQueensland Development Codesections 51A and 51BCPartDescription of part or aspect of the partDay part or aspect takes effectSiting and amenity—detached housing and duplexesMP 1.1published 11 March 2010Design and siting standard for single detached housing on lots under 450m², but only—(a)the headings ‘application’ and ‘commencement’ and the words under those headings; and(b)performance criteria 1, 2, 3 and 6; and(c)the acceptable solutions for the performance criteria; and(d)definitions relevant to the provisions mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c)26 March 2010MP 1.2published 11 March 2010Design and siting standard for single detached housing on lots 450m² and over, but only—(a)the headings ‘application’ and ‘commencement’ and the words under those headings; and(b)performance criteria 1, 2, 3 and 6; and(c)the acceptable solutions for the performance criteria; and(d)definitions relevant to the provisions mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c)26 March 2010MP 1.3published 11 March 2010Design and siting standard for duplex housing26 March 2010MP 1.4published 13 November 2014Building over or near relevant infrastructure15 December 2014Fire safetyMP 2.1published 5 March 2008Fire safety in budget accommodation buildings4 April 2008MP 2.2published 5 March 2008Fire safety in residential care buildings4 April 2008MP 2.3published 14 June 2011Fire safety in existing residential buildings (pre 1 June 2007)1 September 2011MP 2.5published 10 October 2019Use of external cladding18 October 2019Special buildings and structuresMP 3.1published 16 November 2007Floating buildings1 January 2008MP 3.2published 16 November 2007Tents1 January 2008MP 3.3published 6 May 2014Temporary accommodation buildings and structures27 June 2014MP 3.4published 18 July 2012Swimming pool barriers27 July 2012MP 3.5published 12 December 2013Construction of buildings in flood hazard areas20 December 2013MP 3.6published 23 January 2014Commonwealth games village accommodation buildings7 February 2014MP 3.7published 25 May 2015Farm buildings1 June 2015Building sustainabilityMP 4.1published 15 January 2013Sustainable buildings1 February 2013MP 4.2published 15 January 2013Rainwater tanks and other supplementary water supply systems1 February 2013MP 4.3published 15 January 2013Supplementary water sources – commercial buildings1 February 2013MP 4.4published 29 May 2015Buildings in a transport noise corridor17 August 2015General health, safety and amenityMP 5.2published 16 November 2007Higher risk personal appearance services1 January 2008MP 5.3published 16 November 2007Retail meat premises1 January 2008MP 5.5published 16 November 2007Private health facilities1 January 2008MP 5.6published 16 November 2007Pastoral workers’ accommodation1 January 2008MP 5.7published 16 November 2007Residential services building standard1 January 2008Maintenance of buildingsMP 6.1published 6 May 2014Maintenance of fire safety installations1 July 2014

Note—Parts, or aspects of a part, mentioned in this schedule may have taken effect before the commencement of this schedule. For those parts or aspects, the date stated in column 3 for the part or aspect is the date the part or aspect took effect under section 13 of the Act as in force before the commencement.Schedule 2FDemerit offencessections 51BA and 51BBColumn 1Column 2Demerit offenceDemerit pointss 83(1)8s 84(1)8s 84(2)8s 86(1)2s 88(2)3s 88(2B)8s 88(6)1s 99(2)2s 102(2)1s 107(2)2s 1082s 1225s 124A(3)1s 1258s 1268s 1348s 135(1)8s 135(2)8s 136(1)10s 143(2)2s 143A(3)2s 143A(4)2s 143B(5)2s 143B(6)1s 147(2)1s 148(2)5s 149(1)2s 149(3)2s 1501s 183(2) if paragraph (b) of the penalty applies2s 195(4)3s 202(1)8s 203(1)8

12Amendment of sch 2E (Queensland Development Code)Schedule 2E, as inserted by this regulation, entry for MP 4.1—omit, insert—MP 4.1published 17 September 2020Sustainable buildings1 March 2021

13Amendment of sch 4 (Dictionary)Schedule 4, definition assessable building work, ‘assessable development’—omit, insert—accepted developmentPart 3Amendment of Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Regulation 201814Regulation amendedThis part amends the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Regulation 2018.15Replacement of pt 2 (Project bank accounts)Part 2—omit, insert—Part 2TrustsDivision 1General4Work included as project trust work—Act, s 8A(1)For section 8A(2) of the Act, the following work is prescribed to be project trust work—

(a)the management and removal of scaffolding if the scaffolding is used for carrying out other project trust work;

(b) the construction, installation, alteration or repair of a swimming pool, whether associated with a building or not.

(2)In this section—swimming pool see the Building Act 1975, schedule 2.5Work that is not project trust work—Act, s 8A(1)For section 8A(3) of the Act, the following work is prescribed not to be project trust work—

(a)the construction, maintenance or repair of a busway, road or railway;

(b)the construction, maintenance or repair of a tunnel for a busway, road or railway;

(c)an authorised activity for a resource authority.

(2)In this section—authorised activity, for a resource authority, see the Mineral and Energy Resources (Common Provisions) Act 2014, schedule 2.busway—

(a)means a route especially designed and constructed for, and dedicated to, the priority movement of buses for passenger transport; and

(b)includes—

(i)places for the taking on and letting off of passengers of buses using the busway; and

(ii)a causeway or culvert in, on, or under a busway that is associated with the busway; and

(iii)another structure that supports a busway or has the purpose of ensuring the safe or efficient use of a busway.Example for subparagraph (iii)—bridge, fence, gate, pedestrian overpass, pillar, sign

driveway means—

(a)a surface constructed—

(i)on private property; and

(ii)for the purpose of driving or riding of motor vehicles to or from the property and a road; and

(iii)for which the right to use the surface is restricted to persons with an interest in the property and their invitees; or

(b)a surface constructed—

(i)between the boundary of a private property and that part of a road used for the driving or riding of motor vehicles; and

(ii)for the purpose of driving or riding of motor vehicles to or from the property and the road.

private property includes a separate or distinct parcel of land for which an interest is recorded in a register under the Land Act 1994.railway—

(a)means a guided system designed for the movement of rolling stock having the capability of transporting passengers, livestock or freight on a track with a gauge of 600mm or more; and

(b)includes a railway station or platform.

resource authority see the Mineral and Energy Resources (Common Provisions) Act 2014, section 10.road—

(a)means an area of land—

(i)whether surveyed or unsurveyed, dedicated, notified or declared to be a road for public use; or

(ii)whether surveyed or unsurveyed, taken under an Act, for the purpose of a road for public use; or

(iii)developed, or to be developed, for the public use of driving or riding of motor vehicles; and

(b)includes—

(i)a street, esplanade, highway, pathway, thoroughfare, toll road, track or stock route; and

(ii)a causeway or culvert in, on, or under a road that is associated with the road; and

(iii)a structure in, on, or under a road that is associated with the road; and

(c)does not include a driveway.

rolling stock means a vehicle that operates on or uses rails, including, for example, a carriage, locomotive, rail car, tram or trolley.Division 2Project trusts6Meaning of residence(1)For section 7, each of the following structures is a residence if fixed to land and designed to be used for residential purposes—

(a)a single detached dwelling;

(b)1 or more attached dwellings that are separated by a common wall;Examples—duplex, row house, terrace house, townhouse, villa unit

(c)a building, of not more than 3 storeys, containing 2 or more separate residential units.

(2)Part of a structure mentioned in subsection (1) is also a residence if the part is designed to be used for residential purposes.(3)A manufactured home fixed, or intended to be fixed, to land in a residential park is also a residence.(4)However, the following things are not a residence—

(a)a boat, caravan, motor vehicle, tent, trailer or train;

(b)a building designed as a temporary or movable building, other than a manufactured home mentioned in subsection (3).

(5)For subsection (1)(c), the number of storeys of a building is calculated by excluding 1 storey of the building if more than 50% of the floor area of at least 1 storey of the building is designed to accommodate motor vehicles.Example—If a building has 3 storeys containing residential units and another storey where more than 50% of the floor area of the storey is designed to accommodate motor vehicles, the number of storeys of the building is 3.(6)In this section—manufactured home see the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003, section 10.residential park see the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003, section 12.residential unit means a part of a building designed for separate occupation as a residence.storey—

(a)means a space within a building which is situated between one floor level and the next floor level, or if there is no floor above, the ceiling or roof above; but

(b)does not include a mezzanine or space that contains only—

(i)a lift, shaft, stairway or meter room; or

(ii)a bathroom, shower room, laundry, water closet or other sanitary compartment; or

(iii)accommodation intended for not more than 3 vehicles; or

(iv)any combination of a thing mentioned in any of subparagraphs (i) to (iii).

7Residential construction work—Act, s 15C(1)This section prescribes the type of work that is residential construction work for section 15C(3) of the Act, definition residential construction work.(2)All of the following work is residential construction work if carried out by a licensed contractor and the insurable value of the work is more than $3,300—

(a)the construction of a residence or related roofed building;

(b)building work within the building envelope of a residence or related roofed building;

(c)building work, on a thing connected to a residence or related roofed building, that requires a building development approval under the Building Act 1975 or a permit under the Plumbing and Drainage Act 2018;

(d)the construction, installation, alteration or repair of a swimming pool for a—

(i)residence or proposed residence; or

(ii)related roofed building or proposed related roofed building.

(3)Also, the following work is residential construction work if carried out for work mentioned in subsection (2)—

(a)for work relating to a residence—work carried out on the site of the residence or proposed residence;

(b)for work relating to a related roofed building—work carried out on the site of the building or proposed building;

(c)other work necessary for the proper construction, installation, alteration or repair of a residence or related roofed building, including, for example—

(i)work performed by an architect under the Architects Act 2002 in the architect’s professional practice; and

(ii)work performed by a registered professional engineer under the Professional Engineers Act 2002 in the engineer’s professional practice; and

(iii)work performed by a surveyor under the Surveyors Act 2003 in the surveyor’s professional practice.

(4)In this section—building envelope, for a residence or related roofed building, means the outermost sides of the aggregation of the components of a building that have the primary function of separating the internal part of the residence or related roofed building from the external environment.Example—the slab and footings system, an external wall and a roofbuilding work see the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991, schedule 2.licensed contractor means a person who holds a contractor’s licence under the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991.related roofed building—

(a)means a building that—

(i)has a roof designed to be part of the building and is impervious to water or wind; and

(ii)is, or is proposed to be, on the site of a residence or proposed residence; and

(iii)is used, or proposed to be used, for a purpose related to the use of a residence or proposed residence; but

(b)does not include—

(i)a residence; or

(ii)a building if the roof is a sail, umbrella or similar thing.

residence see section 6.swimming pool see the Building Act 1975, schedule 2.8Information for notice about opening, closing, transferring or changing the name of project trust account—Act, s 18BFor section 18B(2)(b) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 1 for the notice is prescribed.9Information for notice about change of financial institution—Act, s 18CFor section 18C(1)(c) of the Act, the trustee must inform the contracting party, the commissioner and subcontractor beneficiaries about a transfer of a project trust account to an alternative financial institution by giving them a written notice stating the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 2.10Information for notice of project trust—Act, s 23For section 23(2)(c) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 3 is prescribed.10AInformation for notice about particular withdrawals from project trust account—Act, s 23AFor section 23A(2) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 4 for the notice is prescribed.Division 3Retention trust account10BInformation for notice about opening, closing, transferring or changing the name of retention trust account—Act, s 34BFor section 34B(2)(b) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 5 for the notice is prescribed.10CInformation for notice about change of financial institution—Act, s 34CFor section 34C(1)(c) of the Act, the trustee must inform a contracted party about the transfer of a retention trust account to an alternative financial institution by giving the contracted party a written notice stating the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 6 about the account.10DInformation for notice of retention trust—Act, s 40For section 40(2)(c) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 7 is prescribed.10EInformation for notice about deposits to or withdrawals from retention trust account—Act, s 40AFor section 40A(2) of the Act, the information stated in schedule 1AA, part 8 for the notice is prescribed.Division 4Trust records10FTrust records—Act, s 52(1)For section 52(2)(b) of the Act, the following records are prescribed for a project trust or retention trust—

(a) a copy of each contract for which the trust is required;

(b) all payment claims (including any supporting statements) made by, or given to, the trustee under section 75 of the Act in relation to a contract mentioned in paragraph (a);

(c) all payment schedules given by or to the trustee in relation to any of the contracts mentioned in paragraph (a), including all information used to support the payment schedule;

(d) documents relating to variations or amendments to any of the contracts mentioned in paragraph (a);

(e) all financial institution statements for the trust account;

(f)all bank reconciliations prepared under section 52A of the Act for the trust account, including all information used to complete the bank reconciliations;

(g)all trust account ledger trial balance statements for the trust account, including all information used to prepare the statements;

(h)the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account;

(i) records of changes to any of the following records for the trust account and the reasons for the changes, including correction of errors and inclusion of additional information—

(i)a trust account ledger;

(ii)a trust account ledger trial balance statement;

(iii)a record of deposits and withdrawals;

(iv)a bank reconciliation;

(j) notices about withdrawals from, or deposits to, the trust account given by the trustee under sections 23A or 40A of the Act;

(k) copies of account review reports for the trust completed under section 57A of the Act;

(l) records of the completion of retention trust training for the trust under section 41 of the Act;

(m) if any abbreviations or codes are used in a trust record—a document that explains the abbreviation or code in plain English.

(2)For section 52(6)(a) of the Act, the following matters are prescribed for trust records—

(a)all transactions affecting the trust account must—

(i)be recorded in the trust account ledger; and

(ii)be listed in chronological order of the date the transaction occurred; and

(iii)be recorded in the trust account ledger within 5 business days after occurring;

(b)a trust account ledger trial balance statement for the trust account must be prepared within 15 business days after the end of each month;

(c)the following information must be recorded for each transaction recorded in the trust account ledger for the trust account—

(i)the date of the transaction;

(ii)the transaction number, or other unique identifier, for the transaction;

(iii)the amount of the transaction;

(iv)details of each beneficiary to whom the transaction relates and the amount to which each beneficiary is entitled for the transaction;

(v)the reason for the transaction;

(vi)the balance of the amount held in trust for each beneficiary after each transaction;

(d)the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account must be a consolidated record that lists the transactions in chronological order of the date the transactions occurred;

(e)the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account must include the following information for each deposit or withdrawal—

(i)the date of the deposit or withdrawal;

(ii)the transaction number, or other unique identifier, for the deposit or withdrawal;

(iii)either—

(A)the reason for the deposit or withdrawal, or

(B)details of a payment claim for the deposit or withdrawal;

(iv) the amount of the deposit or withdrawal;

(v)for a deposit—the entity that made the deposit;

(vi)for a withdrawal—the beneficiary or other person for whom the withdrawal was made, including the following information for the account to which the amount of the withdrawal was deposited into—

(A)the account name;

(B)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(C)the account number;

(vii) the balance of the trust account after the deposit or withdrawal is made.

(3)For section 52(9) of the Act, the computer system used to store trust records—

(a)must not be capable of deleting all or any part of—

(i)a record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account; or

(ii)the trust account ledger for the trust account; and

(b)must be capable of producing a report about—

(i)the details of the transactions for a particular trust account for particular periods; and

(ii)the details of the transactions for a particular beneficiary.

(4)In this section—record of deposits and withdrawals, for a trust account, means a record of deposits and withdrawals made in accordance with section 52(7) of the Act.trust account ledger trial balance statement, for a trust account, means a record that—

(a) states the month to which it relates and the date it was prepared; and

(b) lists the name of each beneficiary for whom money is held in trust in the account at the end of the month; and

10GMonthly bank reconciliation—Act, s 52A(1)For section 52A(2) of the Act, a bank reconciliation for each month must be completed as provided in subsections (2) to (5).(2)The purpose of the bank reconciliation for a trust account is to reconcile—

(a) the financial institution statement for the trust account with the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account; and

(b) the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account with the trust account ledger trial balance statement.

(3)The bank reconciliation must include the following information—

(a)the balance of the trust account at the end of the month as shown on the financial institution statement for the account for the month;

(b) the amount of each outstanding transaction for the financial institution statement for the trust account for the month, including—

(i) deposits recorded for the account under section 52(7) of the Act that are not represented in the financial institution statement; and

(ii) withdrawals recorded for the account under section 52(7) of the Act that are not represented in the financial institution statement;

(c) the balance of the trust account at the start of the month, as shown in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the account;

(d)the balance of all deposits recorded in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account for the month;

(e)the balance of all withdrawals recorded in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account for the month;

(f) the balance of the trust account at the end of the month, as shown in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the account;

(g) the amount of each outstanding transaction for the record of deposits and withdrawals for the trust account for the month, including—

(i) deposits shown in the financial institution statement for the account but not recorded under section 52(7) of the Act as at the end of the month; and

(ii) withdrawals shown in the financial institution statement for the account but not recorded under section 52(7) of the Act as at the end of the month.

(4)The trustee must reconcile the balance of the trust account at the end of the month, as shown in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the account, with the amount worked out by—

(a) adding the balance mentioned in subsection (3)(a) with the amount mentioned in subsection (3)(b)(i) and (g)(ii); and

(b) deducting the amounts mentioned in subsection (3)(b)(ii) and (g)(i) from the amount worked out under paragraph (a).

(5)The trustee must reconcile the balance of the trust account at the end of the month, as shown in the record of deposits and withdrawals for the account, with the total balance held on behalf of beneficiaries as shown in the trust account ledger trial balance statement for the same month.(6)In this section—record of deposits and withdrawals, for a trust account, means a record of deposits and withdrawals made in accordance with section 52(7) of the Act.trust account ledger trial balance statement, for a trust account, see section 10F(4).Division 5Oversight powers10HInformation for direction to trustee—Act, s 53BFor section 53B(3) of the Act, the following information is prescribed—

(a)that the direction is given under section 53B of the Act;

(b)the following details of the trust account to which the direction relates—

(i)the name of the account;

(ii)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(iii)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(iv)the account number for the account;

(c)the period within which the direction must be complied with ;

(d)the reason for giving the direction .

Division 6Financial institutions10IAgreements between commission and financial institutions—Act, s 55For section 55(3)(c) of the Act, the following information is prescribed—

(a) arrangements for giving information to the commissioner about account details;

(b) arrangements for giving information to the commissioner when a trust account has been opened, closed, transferred or had it’s name changed;

(d) the frequency with which information to which the agreement applies must be given to the commissioner.

10JInformation for direction to financial institution—Act, s 55CFor section 55C(2) of the Act, the following information is prescribed—

(a)that the direction is given under section 55C of the Act;

(b)the following details of the trust account to which the direction relates—

(i)the name of the account;

(ii)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(iii)the account number for the account;

(c)the period for which the direction applies .

Division 7Auditing and reporting10KReview of trust account—Act, s 57(1)For section 57(2) of the Act, the review of the retention trust account must be carried out—

(a)annually; and

(b)if the account is closed.

(2)For section 57(2) of the Act, the review of the retention trust account must be started—

(a)for a review carried out annually—within 20 business days after the review period ends; or

(b)for a review carried out if the account is closed—within 20 business days after the account is closed.

(3)However, the commissioner may, with the agreement of the trustee, change the day the review must be started to a later day.(4)For section 57(3) of the Act, the review period for a review carried out annually is—

(a)for the first review of the retention trust account—12 months starting on the day the account was opened; or

(b)for a later review of the retention trust account—12 months starting on the day after the last review period ended.

(5)However, if the day the review must be started is delayed under subsection (3), the period prescribed under subsection (4) is extended until the day the review is started.Example—If the start of a review is delayed by 3 months under subsection (3), the review period will be the 15 months before the review is started.(6)For section 57(3) of the Act, the review period for a review carried out because the retention trust account is closed is the period—

(a)starting on—

(i)if there was no previous review period for the account—the day the account was opened; or

(ii)otherwise—the day after the last review period ended; and

(b)ending on the day the account was closed.

10LAccount review report—Act, s 57AFor section 57A(3)(g) of the Act, the following information is prescribed—

(a) details of any non-compliance with the requirements for the trust account under the Act identified by the auditor, including how and when the non-compliance was rectified;

(b) an explanation of the review methodology used and why it was used.

16Insertion of new pt 7, div 3 Part 7—insert—Division 3Transitional provision for Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) and Other Legislation Amendment Regulation 202048Transitioning to new scheme—Act, s 211C(1)For section 211C(5) of the Act, this section prescribes the information to be included in a notice given to a beneficiary affected by the trustee transitioning to the new scheme.(2)The information to be included in the notice is an electronic or hard copy of the trust account framework guide.(3)However, subsection (2) does not apply if the trustee has previously given the information to the beneficiary.(4)In this section—new scheme see section 211C(9) of the Act.trust account framework guide means the document, made by the commission, that explains the requirements of chapter 2 of the Act.17Insertion of new sch 1AABefore schedule 1—insert—Schedule 1AA Information to be included in particular noticessections 8 to 10EPart 1Notice about opening, closing, transferring or changing the name of project trust account—Act, s 18BDivision 1Notices given to contracting party1Notice to contracting party about opening project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution.

2Notice to contracting party about changing name of project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the change;

(c)the name of the account after the change;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(e)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(f)the account number at the financial institution;

(g)the date the name of the account was changed.

3Notice to contracting party about closing project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account was kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution;

(f)the date the account was closed.

4Notice to contracting party about transferring project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the transfer;

(c)the name of the account after the transfer;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept before the transfer;

(e)the name of the financial institution where the account will be kept after the transfer;

(f)the identifying number of each financial institution (BSB) mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(g)the account number at each financial institution mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(h)the date the account was transferred;

(i)the date from which the new account is intended to be used.

Division 2Notices given to commissioner5Notice to commissioner about opening project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution;

(f)the value of the project trust contract;

(g)the date the first subcontract for the project trust contract was entered into;

(h)the name of the contracting party as it appears on the project trust contract;

(i)the site address for the contracted work;

(j)a brief description of the contracted work;

(k)the date of practical completion as provided for under the project trust contract;

(l)the date the account was opened.

6Notice to commissioner about changing name of project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the change;

(c)the name of the account after the change;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(e)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(f)the account number at the financial institution;

(g)the date the name of the account was changed.

7Notice to commissioner about closing project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account was kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution;

(f)the date the account was closed.

8Notice to commissioner about transferring project trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the transfer;

(c)the name of the account after the transfer;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept before the transfer;

(e)the name of the financial institution where the account will be kept after the transfer;

(f)the identifying number of each financial institution (BSB) mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(g)the account number at each financial institution mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(h)the date the account was transferred;

(i)the date from which the new account is intended to be used.

Part 2Notice about change of financial institution—Act, s 18C1Information for notice about change of financial institutionThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the transfer;

(c)the name of the account after the transfer;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept before the transfer;

(e)the name of the financial institution where the account will be kept after the transfer;

(f)the identifying number of each financial institution (BSB) mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(g)the account number at each financial institution mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(h)the date the account was transferred;

(i)the date from which the new account is intended to be used.

Part 3Notice of project trust—Act, s 231Notice of project trustThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the project trust account;

(b)the name of the financial institution where the project trust account is kept;

(c)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the project trust account is kept;

(d)the project trust account number at the financial institution;

(e)information identifying the contract to which the project trust relates.

Part 4Notice about particular withdrawals from project trust account—Act, s 23A1Notice about withdrawal to make a payment to a subcontractor beneficiaryThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the amount that was or is to be paid to the beneficiary;

(b)identification of the payment claim for the payment, if any;

(c)the name of the account (the payment account) the payment was or is to be paid to;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the payment account is kept;

(e)the account number, at the financial institution, for the payment account;

(f)the date the payment was or is to be paid.

2Notice about withdrawal to deposit an amount in a retention trust account for the benefit of a subcontractor beneficiaryThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the amount to be deposited in the account;

(b)identification of the payment claim for the deposit, if any;

(c)the name of the account (the deposit account) into which the deposit is to be made;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the deposit account is kept;

(e)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the deposit account is kept;

(f)the account number, at the financial institution, for the deposit account;

(g)the date the amount was or is to be deposited into the deposit account;

(h)the total retention amounts held in the account, when the notice is given, for the beneficiary under the contract to which the withdrawal relates.

Part 5Notice about opening, closing, transferring or changing the name of retention trust account—Act, s 34B1Notice about opening retention trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution;

(f)the date the account was opened.

2Notice about changing name of retention trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the change;

(c)the name of the account after the change;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(e)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(f)the account number at the financial institution;

(g)the date the name of the account was changed.

3Notice about closing retention trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account;

(c)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account was kept;

(e)the account number at the financial institution;

(f)the date the account was closed.

4Notice about transferring retention trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the transfer;

(c)the name of the account after the transfer;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept before the transfer;

(e)the name of the financial institution where the account will be kept after the transfer;

(f)the identifying number of each financial institution (BSB) mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(g)the account number at each financial institution mentioned in paragraphs (d) and (e);

(h)the date the account was transferred;

(i)the date from which the new account is intended to be used.

Part 6Notice about change of financial institution—Act, s 34C1Information for notice about change of financial institutionThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the trustee;

(b)the name of the account before the transfer;

(c)the name of the account after the transfer;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account was kept before the transfer;

(e)the name of the financial institution where the account will be kept after the transfer;

(f)the identifying number of each financial institution (BSB) mentioned in paragraphs (d) or (e);

(g)the account number at each financial institution mentioned in paragraphs (d) or (e);

(h)the date the account was transferred;

(i)the date from which the new account is intended to be used.

Part 7Notice of retention trust—Act, s 401Information about notice of retention trustThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the name of the retention trust account;

(b)the name of the financial institution where the retention trust account is kept;

(c)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the retention trust account is kept;

(d)the retention trust account number at the financial institution;

(e)information identifying the contract to which the retention trust relates.

Part 8Notice about deposits into or withdrawals from retention trust account—Act, s 40A1Notice about deposit of retention amount into retention trust accountThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the amount to be deposited in the account;

(b) identification of the payment claim for the deposit, if any;

(c)the name of the account;

(d)the name of the financial institution where the account is kept;

(e)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the account is kept;

(f)the account number at the financial institution for the deposit account;

(g)the total retention amounts held in the account, when the notice is given, for the contracted party under the contract to which the deposit relates;

(h)the date the amount is deposited in the account.

2Notice about withdrawal of retention amount from retention trust account to pay contracted partyThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the amount to be paid;

(b) identification of the payment claim to which the withdrawal relates, if any;

(c)the name of the account (the payment account) the amount is to be paid to;

(d)the identifying number of the financial institution (BSB) where the payment account is kept;

(e)the account number, at the financial institution, for the payment account;

(f)the total retention amounts held in the retention trust account, after the withdrawal, for the contracted party under the contract to which the withdrawal relates;

(g)the date the amount is to be paid.

3Notice about withdrawal of retention amount from retention trust account to pay someone other than contracted partyThe following information must be included in the notice—

(a)the amount to be paid;

(b)the reason for the payment;Example—payment made to correct defects in the contracted work

(c)the total retention amounts held in the account, after the withdrawal, for the contracted party under the contract to which the withdrawal relates;

(d)the date the amount is to be paid.

Part 4Amendment of Plumbing and Drainage Regulation 201918Regulation amendedThis part amends the Plumbing and Drainage Regulation 2019.19Amendment of sch 4 (Scope of work for licences and endorsements)(1)Schedule 4, parts 1 and 2—omit, insert—Part 1Plumbers licenceColumn 1LicenceColumn 2Scope of work1plumbers licence(a)plumbing work, other than plumbing work mentioned in part 4, column 2; and(b)installation of fire collars that is incidental to plumbing work, other than plumbing work mentioned in part 4, column 2

Part 2Drainers licenceColumn 1LicenceColumn 2Scope of work1drainers licence(a)drainage work below ground level, other than drainage work mentioned in part 5, column 2; and(b)installation of fire collars that is incidental to drainage work below ground level, other than drainage work mentioned in part 5, column 2

(2)Schedule 4, part 3, items 4 to 7—omit, insert—4water plumber—fire protection (hydrants and hose reels)(a)installing, maintaining and testing fire hydrants and fire hose reels; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)5water plumber—fire protection (commercial and industrial)(a)installing, maintaining and testing commercial and industrial fire sprinkler systems; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)6water plumber—fire protection (domestic and residential)(a)installing, maintaining and testing domestic and residential fire sprinkler systems; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)7water plumber—water and sanitary(a)water plumbing work and sanitary plumbing work; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)

(3)Schedule 4, part 4, items 3 to 5—omit, insert—3fire protection—commercial and industrial(a)installing, maintaining and testing commercial and industrial fire sprinkler systems; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)4fire protection—domestic and residential(a)installing, maintaining and testing domestic and residential fire sprinkler systems; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)5solar and heat pump hot water system installation(a)installing, maintaining, repairing, replacing and testing solar and heat pump hot water systems; and(b)installing fire collars, if the installation is incidental to work mentioned in paragraph (a)

Part 5Amendment of Queensland Building and Construction Commission (Minimum Financial Requirements) Regulation 201820Regulation amendedThis part amends the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (Minimum Financial Requirements) Regulation 2018.21Omission of s 11D (Qualified accountants)Section 11D—omit.22Amendment of s 11P (Working out actual revenue—trustees, partnerships or group companies)Section 11P(1)(b)—omit, insert—

(b)for a trustee of a building trust account—all amounts held on trust under the trust account.

23Amendment of s 15 (Working out licensee’s assets)(1)Section 15(1)(b)—omit, insert—

(b)an amount held in a building trust account in which the licensee has a beneficial interest;

(2)Section 15(3), definition project bank account—omit.(3)Section 15(3)—insert—beneficial interest, for a building trust account, means a beneficial interest under—

(a)for a project trust account under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017—section 11B of that Act; or

(b)for a retention trust account under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017—section 31B of that Act; or

(c)for a project bank account kept under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017, chapter 8A—section 9(3) of that Act as in force immediately before 1 March 2021.Note—On 1 March 2021, the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2020, section 63 replaced chapter 2 (including section 9(3)) of the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017. Chapter 2 (as in force immediately before 1 March 2021) continues to apply in relation to particular building contracts under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017, chapter 8A.

24Amendment of sch 3 (Dictionary)(1)Schedule 3, definition qualified accountant—omit.(2)Schedule 3, definition project bank account—omit.(3)Schedule 3—insert—building trust account means—

(a)a project trust account or retention trust account under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017; or

(b)a project bank account kept under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017, chapter 8A.

Part 6Amendment of Queensland Building and Construction Commission Regulation 201825Regulation amendedThis part amends the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Regulation 2018.26Insertion of new s 6AAAfter section 6—insert—6AAWork that is not fire protection work—Act, s 30CAFor section 30CA(2)(b) of the Act, work of a type stated in schedule 1AA is prescribed not to be fire protection work.27Insertion of new s 6BAfter section 6A—insert—6BMeaning of occupational licence—Act, sch 2, definition occupational licenceFor schedule 2 of the Act, definition occupational licence, paragraph (a), the following Acts are prescribed—

(a)the Plumbing and Drainage Act 2018;

(b)the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004, to the extent it applies to gas work as defined under that Act;

(c)the Pest Management Act 2001, to the extent it applies to a pest control activity as defined under that Act.

28Amendment of s 16 (Applications for licence—Act, s 33)(1)Section 16(1)(b)(i) and (ii)—omit, insert—

(i)the relevant documentary evidence; and

(2)Section 16(1)(b)(iii) and (iv)—renumber as section 16(1)(b)(ii) and (iii).(3)Section 16—insert—(1A)For section 33(1)(b)(i) of the Act, the way prescribed is certified by a qualified witness as a true likeness of the applicant.(4)Section 16(4), ‘Subsection (5)’—omit, insert—Subsection (6)(5)Section 16(1A) to (5)—renumber as section 16(2) to (6).(6)Section 16—insert—(7)In this section—qualified witness means—

(a)a lawyer; or

(b)a justice; or

(c)a commissioner for declarations under the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners for Declaration Act 1991; or

(d)a notary public; or

(e)for an application personally lodged at an office of the commission—an officer of the commission.

relevant documentary evidence means documentary evidence, satisfactory to the commission, of—

(a)for an application for a contractor’s licence—

(i)if the applicant is an individual—the applicant’s identity, qualifications and experience; or

(ii)if the applicant is a company—the identity, qualifications and experience of the applicant’s executive officers and nominee; or

(b)for an application for a nominee supervisor’s licence—the applicant’s identity, qualifications and experience; or

(c)for an application for a site supervisor’s licence—the applicant’s identity and qualifications.

29Insertion of new s 48AAfter section 48—insert—48ARelevant agencies for exchange of information—Act, s 28BFor section 28B(4) of the Act, definition relevant agency, paragraph (d), each of the following agencies is prescribed—

(a)an agency of the Commonwealth or another State that has functions similar to all or some of the functions of the commission;

(b)an agency of the Commonwealth or another State that has functions similar to the functions of any of the following entities—

(i)the Queensland Police Service;

(ii)the Director of Public Prosecutions appointed under the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1984;

(iii)the Crime and Corruption Commission;

(iv)a health and safety regulator within the meaning of section 28A of the Act;

(v)the WHS prosecutor under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011;

(c)an agency of the Commonwealth or another State that is a member of the Phoenix Taskforce prescribed under the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (Cwlth), schedule 1, section 355-70(12), in the entity’s capacity as a member of the taskforce;

(d)the Australian Securities and Investments Commission;

(e)an agency of the Commonwealth or another State that has functions including the promotion of competition and fair trading or providing consumer protection.

30Amendment of s 55 (Particulars in register—Act, s 99)(1)Section 55(1)(a) to (c)—renumber as section 55(1)(c) to (e).(2)Section 55(1)—insert—

(a)if applicable, the licensee’s ABN;

(b)if the licensee is a company—the licencee’s ACN;

(3)Section 55(2), ‘subsection (1)(a)(iii)’—omit, insert—subsection (1)(c)(iii)(4)Section 55(3), definition relevant time, ‘subsection (1)(c)’—omit, insert—subsection (1)(e)31Insertion of new s 56AAfter section 56—insert—56AAct for which confidential information may be disclosed, accessed or used—Act, s 110For section 110(3)(c)(ii) of the Act, the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 is prescribed.32Amendment of sch 1 (Work that is not building work)(1)Schedule 1, section 2(a), ‘section 33(2)’—omit, insert—section 33(3)(2)Schedule 1, section 2(e), ‘section 33(3)’—omit, insert—section 33(4)(3)Schedule 1, section 8(2), definition agency of the State—relocate to schedule 8.(4)Schedule 1, section 8(2)—omit.(5)Schedule 1, section 33—insert—(1A)Work within the scope of work of a licence under the Plumbing and Drainage Act 2018 performed personally by the owner of the land on which the work is performed if—

(a)the owner holds a licence, other than a provisional licence, under the Plumbing and Drainage Act 2018 that authorises the carrying out of the work; and

(b)the value of the work is no more than $11,000.

(6)Schedule 1, section 33(2)—omit, insert—(2)Work within the scope of work of a fire protection licence performed personally by the owner of the land on which the work is performed—

(a)if the value of the work is no more than $1,100; or

(b)if—

(i)the owner holds a fire protection occupational licence that authorises the carrying out of the work; and

(ii)the work is carried out on a class 1a or attached class 10a building; and

(iii)the value of the work is no more than $11,000.

(7)Schedule 1, section 33(3)(b), ‘less than’—omit, insert—no more than(8)Schedule 1, section 33(1A) to (3)—renumber as schedule 1, section 33(2) to (4).33Insertion of new sch 1AAAfter schedule 1—insert—Schedule 1AA Work that is not fire protection worksection 6AA1Work relating to fire protection equipment mentioned in paragraph (a) or (f) to (j) of definition in schedule 2 of the ActWork relating to equipment mentioned in schedule 2 of the Act, definition fire protection equipment, paragraph (a) or any of paragraphs (f) to (j), if the work is any of the following—

(a)work, other than work relating to emergency lighting, of a value of no more than $1,100;

(b)electrical work under the Electrical Safety Act 2002;

(c)the installation of a fire collar as mentioned in schedule 1, section 54;

(d)the installation, maintenance, certification or inspection, including testing, of—

(i)masonry brick or block walls; or

(ii)pre-cast or in situ tilt-up concrete panels, but not including any fire-rated grout associated with the panels;

(e)certification work performed by a building certifier under the Building Act 1975 in the certifier’s professional practice;

(f)work performed by a registered professional engineer under the Professional Engineers Act 2002 in performing a professional engineering service under that Act;

(g)work performed by a fire safety adviser, for a high occupancy building, under the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008;

(h)preparation of a building industry professional statement, by a building industry professional, under the Building Regulation 2006, part 4A;

(i)an inspection, investigation or report for assessment of an insurance claim;

(j)work performed by the State or an instrumentality or agency of the State, but not work performed for the State or an instrumentality or agency by an independent contractor;

(k)work performed by a local government, but not work performed for the local government by an independent contractor.

2Work relating to fire protection equipment mentioned in paragraphs (b) to (e) of definition in schedule 2 of the ActWork relating to equipment mentioned in schedule 2 of the Act, definition fire protection equipment, any of paragraphs (b) to (e), if the work is any of the following—

(a)work of a value of no more than $1,100 performed personally by the owner of the land on which the work is performed;

(b)work on a class 1a building, if the work is—

(i)of a value of no more than $11,000; and

(ii)performed personally by the owner of the land on which the work is performed; and

(iii)authorised under a fire protection occupational licence held by the owner;

(c)certification work performed by a building certifier under the Building Act 1975 in the certifier’s professional practice;

(d)work performed by a registered professional engineer under the Professional Engineers Act 2002 in performing a professional engineering service under that Act;

(e)electrical work under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 relating to a fire or smoke detection system, heat or smoke alarm or another alarm system or emergency warning and communication system;

(f)work performed by a local government or the State, but not work performed for the local government or the State by an independent contractor.

34Amendment of sch 3A (Classes and requirements of mechanical services occupational licences)(1)Schedule 3A, part 1, section 2(2), after ‘subsection (1)’—insert—or (2)(2)Schedule 3A, part 1, section 2(2)—renumber as schedule 3A, part 1, section 2(3).(3)Schedule 3A, part 1, section 2—insert—(2)Installation of fire collars that is incidental to work mentioned in subsection (1).(4)Schedule 3A, part 2, section 2(2) and (3), after ‘mentioned in subsection (1)’—insert—or (2)(5)Schedule 3A, part 2, section 2(3), ‘Despite subsection (1)’—omit, insert—Also(6)Schedule 3A, part 2, section 2(2) and (3)—renumber as schedule 3A, part 2, section 2(3) and (4).(7)Schedule 3A, part 2, section 2—insert—(2)Installation of fire collars that is incidental to work mentioned in subsection (1).(8)Schedule 3A, part 3, section 2(2), after ‘subsection (1)’—insert—or (2)(9)Schedule 3A, part 3, section 2(2)—renumber as schedule 3A, part 3, section 2(3).(10)Schedule 3A, part 3, section 2—insert—(2)Installation of fire collars that is incidental to work mentioned in subsection (1).35Amendment of sch 7 (Fees)Schedule 7, items 1, 2, 3 and 4, ‘s 16(1)(b)(iv)’—omit, insert—s 16(1)(b)(iii)Part 7Amendment of State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 201436Regulation amendedThis part amends the State Penalties Enforcement Regulation 2014.37Amendment of sch 1 (Infringement notice offences and fines for nominated laws)(1)Schedule 1, entry for Architects Act 2002—insert—s 32AA(1)5s 35J(3)10s 62M(1)5s 62Q5s 62R(1)5s 62R(2)5

(2)Schedule 1, entry for Building Act 1975, entry for section 143—omit.(3)Schedule 1, entry for Building Act 1975—insert—s 124A(3)2-s 143(2)4-s 143A(2)210s 143A(3)4-s 143A(4)4-s 143A(5)210s 143B(4)210s 143B(5)4-s 143B(6)2-

(4)Schedule 1, entry for Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017, entry for section 90—omit.(5)Schedule 1, entry for Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017—insert—s 75(7)1050s 76(3)1050s 88(6)4s 90(2)1050s 90(3)210s 97C(5)525s 189A(3)1050

(6)Schedule 1, entry for Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017—omit, insert—Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017Column 1Infringement notice offenceColumn 2Infringement notice fine (penalty units)IndividualCorporations 18(1)20100s 18A(1)840s 18A(2)840s 18A(3)20100s 18B(2)840s 18C(1)840s 19A(1)20100s 20(2)20100s 20A(1)20100s 23(1)20100s 23A(2)1050s 23B(2)1050s 25(2)1050s 34(2)20100s 34A(1)840s 34A(2)840s 34A(3)20100s 34B(2)840s 34C(1)840s 35A(1)20100s 36(1)20100s 36A(2)20100s 40(1)20100s 40A(2)1050s 40B(2)1050s 41(5)1050s 41(6)1050s 51(2)1050s 52(1)20100s 52A(1)525s 53A(4)1050s 53B(5)1050s 55B(2)525s 57(1)20100s 57A(1)20100s 57A(5)525s 57A(6)525s 75(7)1050s 76(1)510s 76(3)1050s 88(6)4s 90(2)1050s 90(3)210s 97C(5)525s 189A(3)1050s 211C(5)20100

Administering authority for an infringement notice offence that is an offence against a provision of theBuilding Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017, or an infringement notice about the offence—the Queensland Building and Construction CommissionAuthorised person for service of infringement notices—

(a)the commissioner appointed under the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991, section 20D; and

(b)an investigator appointed under the Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991, section 104B

(7)Schedule 1, entry for Professional Engineers Act 2002—insert—s 32AA(1)5s 35K(3)10s 62M(1)5s 62Q5s 62R(1)5s 62R(2)5

(8)Schedule 1, entry for Queensland Building and Construction Commission Act 1991—insert—s 72C(1)20s 72C(2)20s 109B2