H1 Energy Efficiency
Building Code regulatory system Each acceptable solution outlines the provisions of the Building Code that it relates to. Complying with an acceptable solution or verification method is a way of complying with that part of the Building Code. Other options for establishing compliance are listed in section 19 of the Building Act.
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