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The document is a Form 36 from the Department of Housing and Public Works, which serves as a notice for property owners regarding the absence of a pool safety certificate when selling or leasing properties with regulated pools. It outlines the legal obligations under the Building Act 1975, including the need for compliance with pool safety standards, potential penalties for noncompliance, and the requirement to notify relevant parties about the lack of a safety certificate.

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Do I need to register my pool in QLD?

All residential pools and outdoor spas in Queensland must be registered with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC).

Can you sell a house with a non-compliant pool in QLD?

In Queensland, you can technically sell your home with or without a Pool Safety Certificate.

How much is a pool safety certificate in QLD?

Other Pool Safety Certificate Govt Fee$44.26 Pool Advisory Only $165.00 CPR Sign $40.00 Council Surcharge $300.00

How much is a pool compliance certificate in QLD?

Non-Shared Pools - Residential (General Residential Properties) Table header 0Regular Size Pool Area (1-2 Pool Gates)Large Size Pool Area (2+ Pool Gates) Initial Inspection (Includes Certificate) $165.00*^ $195.00^ Subsequent Inspection $90.00* $120.00

How often do you have to get a pool safety certificate in QLD?

With a pool safety certificate If selling with a current pool safety certificate, you must give the buyer a copy before settlement. Safety certificates are valid for 2 years for non-shared pools. You dont need to get a new one before each sale. You can access a copy of the certificate on the pool register.