The following organisations support the Electronic Housing Code (EHC) project.
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The Association of Accredited Certifiers (AAC) was created to be the peak industry body to provide practical support to professionals actively participating in the certification of building and subdivision works in New South Wales.
The AAC represents the interests and views of members to government bodies, key stakeholders and organisations within the building industry and the media. It provides members with information, education and training to enhance their businesses and professional careers.
www.accreditedcertifiers.com.au
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The Building Professionals Board is a NSW Government body that works to improve the quality of building construction and subdivision in NSW.
The Board regulates and educates building and subdivision certifiers across NSW and maintains an efficient, fair and effective system of accreditation, education, auditing and complaints investigation.
www.bpb.nsw.gov.au
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The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is Australia’s largest residential building organisation.
HIA members include building and development companies, large and small, who construct over 85% of the nation’s new housing stock. They are involved in all facets of the residential building industry including land development, detached housing, multi-unit construction, the various trade areas, architects and building professionals and manufacturers and suppliers of building materials.
HIA is the voice of Australia’s home building industry.
www.hia.com.au
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The National Local Government Network is a non-profit organisation made up of professionals who work in customer service within local government. It has approximately 100 members across New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. In addition there are some members from private companies that have an interest in customer service and may supply customer service software and/or equipment to the local government industry.
The Network provides the opportunity for members to interact with one another and share experiences, ideas and strategies in order to enhance working life and be more effective in servicing the local government customers.
www.csnetwork.com.au
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