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Building and Construction Act 1996

The Building and Construction Act 1996 is a legal framework in Western Australia that regulates building and construction activities. It sets out the roles and responsibilities of builders, developers, and regulators to ensure safe, compliant, and quality building practices. The Act establishes licensing requirements, standards for building work, and processes for resolving disputes. Its purpose is to protect consumers, maintain construction standards, and promote accountability within the industry, ensuring that buildings are safe, durable, and built according to legal and regulatory requirements.