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Section 107 — Building Act 2004: Territorial authority may amend compliance schedule on own initiative

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107 Territorial authority may amend compliance schedule on own initiative (1) This section applies if a territorial authority considers that an amendment to a compliance schedule is required to ensure that a specified system stated in the compliance schedule is performing, and will continue to perform, to the performance standards for that system. (2) If this section applies, the territorial authority may amend the compliance schedule— (a) on its own initiative; and (b) without an application for an amendment to the compliance schedule being made under section 106 . (3) However, before making an amendment to a compliance schedule under this section, the territorial authority must— (a) advise the owner of its intention to do so; and (b) give the owner a reasonable opportunity to make submissions on the matter; and (c) consider those submissions. (4) If the territorial authority amends a compliance schedule under this section, the territorial authority must— (a) give written notice of the amendment to the owner; and (b) attach a copy of the amended compliance schedule to the notice. (5) The territorial authority may charge a fee for the issue of an amended compliance schedule under this section.

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