Urgent Reminder - 2019 audit report deadline fast approaching! - Real estate industry bulletin 219

26 March 2020

All agents who hold a current triennial certificate and have held or received monies in trust during the 2019 calendar year are reminded that they must lodge an audit report with the Commissioner for Consumer Protection (the Commissioner) by 31 March 2020.

Agents who have not held or received monies in trust during 2019 should submit a Declaration of no receipt of trust funds - real estate and business agents in lieu of an audit report.  This is also due by 31 March 2020.

Fire cladding audit - Land Valuers bulletin issue 28

19 March 2020

Fire events in Australia and around the world involving the use of certain types of external wall cladding highlight the need for land valuers to be aware of their obligations in relation to disclosures, as the presence or use of combustible cladding that does not comply with the Building Code of Australia has been found to contribute to the rapid fire spread across the façade of the building.

Fire cladding audit - Tenants bulletin issue 17

18 March 2020

Fire events in Australia and around the world involving the use of certain types of external wall cladding, highlight the need for tenants to be aware of their landlords' and real estate agents' obligations in relation to disclosures as to the presence or use of combustible cladding that does not comply with the Building Code of Australia and has been found to contribute to rapid fire spread across the façade of the building.

Fire cladding audit - Landlords bulletin 41

18 March 2020

Fire events in Australia and around the world involving the use of certain types of external wall cladding highlight the need for landlords and property managers to be aware of their obligations in relation to disclosures, as the presence or use of combustible cladding that does not comply with the Building Code of Australia has been found to contribute to rapid fire spread across the facade of the building.   

Fire cladding audit - Real estate industry bulletin 218

18 March 2020

Fire events in Australia and around the world involving the use of certain types of external wall cladding highlight the need for real estate agents, business agents, sales representatives and property managers to be aware of their obligations in relation to disclosures, as the presence or use of combustible cladding that does not comply with the Building Code of Australia has been found to contribute to rapid fire spread across the façade of the building.