A Decision Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) incorporates comments and feedback from submissions received on the Consultation RIS. It is also assessed by the Office of Best Practice Regulation to confirm compliance with the requirements of Regulatory impact analysis guide for ministers’ meetings and national standard setting bodies (May 2021). It assists decision-making about adopting a regulatory proposal.
A Decision RIS is only available after decision makers have made a determination on the matter, as it reflects the outcome of the process.
NCC 2022 Residential Energy Efficiency provisions
The following documents are available:
- Decision RIS – Energy Efficiency 2022
- Decision RIS Appendices – Energy Efficiency 2022
- CBA of upgrading fabric from 6 to 7 stars
- DRIS companion technical document-final
- TIC Industry Consultation on Building Fabric Costs
- Evaluating the impact of thermal bridging on energy savings predicted for the NCC 2022 RIS
Bushfire provisions for certain Class 9 buildings
The following documents are available:
Lead in plumbing products in contact with drinking water
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Proposal to include minimum accessibility standards
The following documents are available:
Energy efficiency of commercial buildings
The following documents are available:
Inclusion of heating and cooling energy load limits in NatHERS assessments
The following documents are available:
Accessible adult change facilities in public buildings
The following documents are available:
Fire safety in Class 2 and 3 residential buildings
The following documents are available:
Application of temperature control requirements for heated water
The following documents are available:
Assessment of the NCC’s fire hose reel requirements for Class 5 office buildings
The following documents are available:
Fire sprinklers for covered balconies
The following documents are available:
Emergency Egress for People with Disability
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Archived ABCB Decision (Final) RIS' are also available for download from the Resource library.