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Under the requirements of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000, from the 1st July 2020, the owner of the building must ensure that each of the measures have been assessed and endorsed by an Accredited Practitioner Fire Safety. Following the assessment and endorsement a copy of the Annual Fire Safety Statement or Fire Safety Certificate has to be sent to Council and the NSW Fire Brigade. A copy of the statement or certificate must also be prominently displayed in the building.
The Fire Safety Certificates and Annual Fire Safety Statements can only be signed by the owner or his agent and not by the Accredited Practitioner Fire Safety person or persons.
A Fire Safety Statement must be obtained on an annual basis, from the date on which the initial Fire Safety Certificate (formerly known as a Form 6 or Form 15 Certificate) was obtained and submitted to council in response to a Building Approval, Construction Certificate, Complying Development Certificate, fire safety order or Development Consent.
If a Fire Safety Statement has not been submitted to Council on an annual basis from the date of the initial Fire Safety Certificate and has not been submitted to Council within the past 12 months, it is now overdue and must be submitted to Council as soon as possible to avoid a fine and/or legal action.
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