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2010/001: Whether an existing shopping centre is insanitary under section 123 of the Building Act

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Abbreviation
2010/002
Valid from
20/01/2010
Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
Information type
Determination,
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PDF,
Description

The matters for determination under sections 177(a) and 177(e) of the Act are whether: The shopping centre, without the provision of sanitary facilities for use by the public ('patrons of the shopping centre') complies with the requirements of Building Code Clause G1 Personal Hygiene (); and whether the shopping centre is insanitary as defined in section 123 of the Act.

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2010/001: Whether an existing shopping centre is insanitary under section 123 of the Building Act

Description

The matters for determination under sections 177(a) and 177(e) of the Act are whether: The shopping centre, without the provision of sanitary facilities for use by the public ('patrons of the shopping centre') complies with the requirements of Building Code Clause G1 Personal Hygiene (); and whether the shopping centre is insanitary as defined in section 123 of the Act.

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2010/001: Whether an existing shopping centre is insanitary under section 123 of the Building Act
Description

The matters for determination under sections 177(a) and 177(e) of the Act are whether: The shopping centre, without the provision of sanitary facilities for use by the public ('patrons of the shopping centre') complies with the requirements of Building Code Clause G1 Personal Hygiene (); and whether the shopping centre is insanitary as defined in section 123 of the Act.

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2010/001: Whether an existing shopping centre is insanitary under section 123 of the Building Act

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