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Building consent authority

Building consent authority

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Building consent authorities (BCAs) are officials who enforce New Zealand's regulatory building control system. The New Zealand Building Act 2004 sets out a registration and accreditation scheme and technical reviews. The Act creates operational roles for BCAs.[1]

Authorities

The following are the approved building consent authorities listed on the MBIE Register: Note that the register lists 80 BCAs but some of these are former territorial authorities that have been amalgamated into Auckland Council (such as Franklin District Council and North Shore City Council). Building consents on the Chatham Islands are contracted out to Wellington City Council and large dams on the Chatham's to Environment Canterbury.[2] In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish Consentium, a national BCA in Kāinga Ora, that is responsible for building consents for public housing (up to and including four storeys) across New Zealand that Kāinga Ora intends to retain. Consentium achieved Accreditation in November 2020 and Registration in March 2021. [3]

  1. Ashburton District Council
  2. Auckland Council
  3. Banks Peninsula District Council
  4. Buller District Council
  5. Carterton District Council
  6. Central Hawkes Bay District Council
  7. Central Otago District Council
  8. Christchurch City Council
  9. Clutha District Council
  10. Consentium, a division of Kāinga Ora
  11. Dunedin City Council
  12. Environment Canterbury
  13. Environment Waikato
  14. Far North District Council
  15. Gisborne District Council
  16. Gore District Council
  17. Grey District Council
  18. Hamilton City Council
  19. Hastings District Council
  20. Hauraki District Council
  21. Horowhenua District Council
  22. Hurunui District Council
  23. Hutt City Council
  24. Invercargill City Council
  25. Kaikōura District Council
  26. Kaipara District Council
  27. Kapiti Coast District Council
  28. Kawerau District Council
  29. MacKenzie District Council
  30. Manawatu District Council
  31. Marlborough District Council
  32. Masterton District Council
  33. Matamata-Piako District Council
  34. Napier City Council
  35. Nelson City Council
  36. New Plymouth District Council
  37. Northland District Council
  38. Opotiki District Council
  39. Otago Regional Council
  40. Otorohanga District Council
  41. Palmerston North City Council
  42. Porirua City Council
  43. Queenstown Lakes District Council
  44. Rangitikei District Council
  45. Rotorua District Council
  46. Ruapehu District Council
  47. Selwyn District Council
  48. South Taranaki District Council
  49. South Waikato District Council
  50. South Wairarapa District Council
  51. Southland District Council
  52. Stratford District Council
  53. Tararua District Council
  54. Tasman District Council
  55. Taupo District Council
  56. Tauranga City Council
  57. Thames-Coromandel District Council
  58. Timaru District Council
  59. Upper Hutt City Council
  60. Waikato District Council
  61. Waikato Regional Council
  62. Waimakariri District Council
  63. Waimate District Council
  64. Waipa District Council
  65. Wairoa District Council
  66. Waitaki District Council
  67. Waitomo District Council
  68. Wellington City Council
  69. Western Bay of Plenty District Council
  70. Westland District Council
  71. Whakatane District Council
  72. Whanganui District Council
  73. Whangarei District Council



References

  1. "Building Consent Authorities (BCA) Register". Building Performance.
  2. "Building and Resource Consents » Chatham Islands Council". www.cic.govt.nz. Retrieved 24 February 2020.
  3. "HNZ BCA". Building Consent Authority Solution.

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