How we detect non-compliance | Queensland Building and Construction Commission

QBCC licence and other fees are set by regulation and increase according to the Government Indexation Rate. For 2024-2025, the Government Indexation Rate is zero percent. Therefore there was no fee increase on 1 July 2024. 

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Protecting Queenslanders and industry

  • Protecting Queenslanders from physical or financial harm suffered as a result of unfair or unresolved building disputes and non-compliant pools.
  • Protecting Queenslanders against non-compliant, unsafe or unfit buildings which arise through failures of accountability.
  • Protecting Queenslanders against unsafe or nonconforming building products which pose a serious risk to public health and safety and building quality.
  • Protecting licensees and the broader industry against financial harm in their work environment.

How we detect non-compliance

We detect non-compliance in the following ways:

  • complaints of non-compliance reported by members of the community
  • collaborating with key industry stakeholders to understand industry trends
  • collaborating with other regulators, government and agencies to better regulate and protect against harm
  • proactively identifying risk to detect compliance breaches and risks to prevent harm.

Last reviewed: 30 Aug 2021 Last published: 30 Aug 2021
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