Hot on the heels of the Queensland Government's efforts to implement building industry fairness reforms in terms of payment protections, the Government has appointed a Developer Review Panel following a recommendation from the Queensland Parliament's Transport and Public Works Committee.
The Committee heard in 2020 that developers are the driving force behind much of the work undertaken in the construction sector and has recommended a review of developers' financial and operational capacity, ethical behaviour and work practices.
The panel will be supported by a reference group comprised of
key industry stakeholder representatives including peak industry
bodies representing developers, the insurance sector, building and
construction and the legal profession.
Currently, property developers are not required to hold QBCC
Licences to carry out their activities and the industry is watching
with interest, as that is anticipated to be a possible outcome of
this review.
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