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Accessibilty Seminars 22 June - 2 July |
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AIBS National Access seminars are now open for registrations. This is a National Seminar being held in each state of Australia. You would hate to be the person to make an error in such an important area of your professional business. If you work for a municipality, in private practice, consulting business or even a related design field, make the effort to attend. Please download the registration form here and book online for this event today. Dont miss out you, may even want to bring a colleague. Click here to read more and register online or download the brochure and offline registration form ....
Tasmanian, South Australian, NSW and Queensland events have been conducted and were a great success. Thanks to all who participated. Sorry if you missed out but watch this page for the next National event soon...
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Draft Premises Standard Report |
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Please find attached a report issued by the House of Representatives Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee on its inquiry into proposals for Disability Standards on access to premises. The report on the inquiry, also attached, was tabled in the House 15 June 2009 by the Committee's chair, Mr Mark Dreyfus QC, MP. Please read if you are interested in proposed changes to make buildings more accessible.
The attached report from the House Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee will table its report on the draft Premises Standards was tabled last night. Draft Premises Standard Full Report 15 June 2009
The draft Premises Standards are intended to make public buildings more accessible for people with mobility, vision and hearing impairments. If introduced, the Premises Standards will have a widespread impact, improving building accessibility for new buildings and existing buildings undergoing significant upgrades.
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National President Memo to all AIBS members |
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Members are encouraged to log in to the members only portal and read the Memo to AIBS members from National President Steve Bramich dated 19 May 2009. Members are also reminded to review the code of conduct for AIBS membership and ensure you are clear of your responsibilites as a member.
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ABCB National Conference 2009 |
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The Australian Building Codes Board is proud to announce the Building Australia’s Future 2009 Conference to be held at the Royal Pines Resort from 20 – 23 September 2009.
The Organisers have designed a program featuring both plenary sessions and interactive workshops that will focus on a variety of topics and technical requirements relevant to all building professionals. Leading suppliers of building products and services will also be in attendance showcasing latest industry developments. Our evening social program will offer you a chance to network with colleagues in relaxed surroundings.
In addition, the QLD/NT Chapter of the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors will hold their annual one day Summit at Royal Pines on 20 September 2009. This initiative will provide delegates participating in continuing professional development (CPD) programs with an excellent opportunity to acquire their annual points. By attending both the AIBS Summit and the Building Australia’s Future 2009 Conference delegates have an opportunity to receive CPD points for 22 hours of technical content across the four days.
Registration Details ABCB 2009 Here
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Draft Premises Standard |
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Please find attached a copy of the Australian Human Rights Commission submission on the draft Premises Standards. here
Michael Small
Disability Rights Unit
Australian Human Rights Commission
Level 8 Piccadilly Tower, 133 Castlereagh St, Sydney, NSW 2000
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