06 September 2005
We'll alsoexplorechallenges to adjudicators determinations, examine recent developments in the NSW Security of Payment regime and consider the impact of the regime recently introduced in NT.
By Owen Hayford.
The new Standard Commercial Principles are a significant step in the contract standardisation process, but their practical implementation will determine their true worth to the Australian PPP market, as Owen Hayford explains.
By Cate Greene.
What do changes to the new National Code of Practice mean for the building and construction industry? Cate Greene sets out what's planned, and how it affects you.
Significant reforms to NSW planning laws, including a new assessment and approval regime for major projects, commenced operation on 1 August.
By Mathew Stulic.
When can an adjudicator's determination be challenged? Mathew Stulic examines the latest developments, which have confirmed some things, but part of the legislative regime remains unclear.
By Paul Tobin.
Paul Tobin looks at the success story of the Taiwan High Speed Rail Project Civil Construction Works, and explains how it was done.
The NT construction industry must prepare now for the new security of payment regime, says Margaret Michaels.
By Frank Bannon and Bill Ilkovski .
Frank Bannon and Bill Ilkovski explain why delay damages can be claimed under the SOP regime in NSW - and what is still unclear.
By Maureen Duffy.
Tenders can be quite complex, but an innovative and secure online solution developed by our LTS team has taken some of the pain out of them, as Maureen Duffy shows.
