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NCC 2022 to continue in Tasmania until May 2027

Tasmania's Parliament has passed legislation that will keep the NCC 2022 in effect until May 2027, delaying adoption of newer code versions.

NCC 2022 will remain in effect in Tasmania until May 2027

When will Tasmania adopt the latest National Construction Code?

Builders, plumbers, electricians, and HVAC installers in Tasmania must continue working to NCC 2022 standards rather than updating to newer codes, affecting compliance requirements.

Key takeaways

  • Tasmania will continue using NCC 2022 standards until May 2027
  • The Building Amendment Bill 2026 has been passed by Tasmanian Parliament
  • Tasmania is taking a revised approach to National Construction Code adoption
  • Tradies must maintain compliance with NCC 2022 rather than newer code versions
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