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welcome to the online information seminar on the changes to the construction contracts act 2004 from the 15th of December 2016 important changes to the construction contracts act or the CCA commence operation these are the biggest changes since the CCA first commenced operation in 2005 the broad scope at the construction contracts that the CCA covers means its important that all participants in the building and construction industry are aware of the changes this includes contractors subcontractors suppliers consultants and any individuals or organizations who enter into contracts for construction work including contracts for design-build maintenance and services such as plumbing electrical fabrication and earthworks this online seminar covers four key areas firstly what is the CCA and what it does secondly a brief background on the changes and the policy drivers behind them this context is important in understanding why the Act is changing and the future changes that may be made the s