Consumer protection and Latent Defect Insurance

NAT
Maintenance & Common Property
question
Lookupstrata community member

How long will the Project Intervene process take? Is this process quicker than litigation for dealing with building defects?

‌

answer
Bruce McKenzie
Bruce McKenzie Sedgwick

The Project Intervene process can take up to 3 months, then rectification will follow.

The Project Intervene process involves a site inspection, report and collaboration with the developer / builder to gain a commitment. This can take up to 3 months, then rectification will follow. As the process follows the Residential Apartment Buildings (Compliance and Enforcement Powers) Act 2020 it is a defined statutory process with deadlines, opposed to litigation that historically can run over many years.

vector

Lookupstrata Directory

Looking for NAT Strata Specialist in your area? Search within our LookUpStrata Directory for the best list of contacts available

Search the directory