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Section 30 — Building Act 2004: Procedural requirements for urgent compliance documents, warnings, and bans

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30 Procedural requirements for urgent compliance documents, warnings, and bans (1) If section 29(5) applies, the chief executive must— (a) consult on the document, warning, or ban (as the case may be) in accordance with section 29(2) to (4) ; and (b) after that consultation, publicly notify whether he or she has decided to amend, replace, or revoke the document, warning, or ban. (2) The chief executive must comply with subsection (1) within 6 months of issuing, amending, replacing, or revoking the document, warning, or ban concerned. (3) In the public notification, the chief executive must— (a) explain the reasons for his or her decision; or (b) state where copies of that explanation may be obtained.

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