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Regulation Ministry sets sites on building sector

Regulation Minister David Seymour and Building and Construction Minister Simon Watts have today announced the Ministry for Regulation’s next Regulatory Review will be into the building and construction sector. “Red tape isn’t in our DNA. This review will get rid of dumb rules to let Kiwis get on with their DIY and home improvement projects,” Mr Seymour says. “Low-risk home improvements shouldn’t be treated the same as high-risk building projects. The Review will fix that because it’s important to Kiwis. “Today’s housing market means space is tight and building costs are high. Things like installing new windows, building a new garage, or upgrading a bathroom are practical and affordable improvements. Kiwis should be able to get on with them without hassle. “The rules surrounding property development have been a real source of frustration for some time. For example, people have reported to the Ministry the need for consent to insulate the external walls of their home by an experienced professional, and that you can build a single garage up to 30m² without needing consent, but you must get consent to build a standard 36m² double garage. “Unnecessary delays and confusing requirements c

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