Ministerial Building Standards are used to assess a development for building consent and are part of the Building Rules under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016.
For developments lodged under the Development Act 1993, see the Minister's Specifications.
This Ministerial Building Standard sets out conditions that can trigger an upgrade in an existing building to reduce health and safety risks.
This Ministerial Building Standard applies to any essential safety provision (ESP) required to be installed in a building.
This Ministerial Building Standard applies to fire safety provisions in new and existing caravan parks and residential parks.
This Ministerial Building Standard sets out safety features that a swimming pool must have if constructed or approved before 1 July 1993.
This Ministerial Building Standard requires increased levels of durability, sustainability, health and safety for housing on designated Aboriginal lands
This Ministerial Building Standard modifies the application of the Building Code to buildings and building work under certain conditions.
This Ministerial Building Standard modified how the 2019 Building Code of Australia applied to buildings and building work in South Australia.
This Ministerial Building Standard modifies how the Building Code of Australia applies to buildings and building work in South Australia.
This Ministerial Building Standard identifies bushfire prone areas in the Building Code and the additional fire safety provisions required.
This Ministerial Building Standard sets out cost effective solutions for on-site stormwater retention.
This Ministerial Building Standard sets additional provisions for reducing the level of noise transfer into residential buildings in identified areas.
This Ministerial Building Standard applies to certain types of development and building work located in the designated Tunnel Protection Overlay area.
