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Building Control Act 1989 s 22FZ

Building Control Act 1989 s 22FZ

s 22FZ Lapsing or revocation of approval of design score

22FZ.—(1) Unless earlier revoked under subsection (2), any approval granted under section 22FX in respect of a design score for a major energy use change lapses if no works in respect of that major energy use change have started within the prescribed period after the approval is granted.[22/2012] [Act 28 of 2024 wef 30/09/2025] (2) The Commissioner of Building Control may, at any time, revoke any approval granted in respect of a design score if he or she is satisfied that any information or document submitted to him or her in connection with the design score is false in a material particular.[22/2012] (3) Where the approval of a design score is revoked under subsection (2), the owner of the Type 2 building must not carry out or continue the major energy use change to which the revoked approval relates unless the owner has first re‑submitted the design score to the Commissioner of Building Control and obtained the approval of the Commissioner of Building Control therefor.[22/2012] [Act 28 of 2024 wef 30/09/2025] (4) Any owner of a Type 2 building who, without reasonable excuse, contravenes subsection (3) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $20,000.[22/2012] [Act 28 of 2024 wef 30/09/2025]

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