(1)  A permit authority may impose any one or more of the following conditions on a building permit:

(a) a condition specified in any documentation submitted to the permit authority with the application for the building permit;

(b) a condition that the permit authority considers appropriate and that relates to the permit building work to be performed under the authority of the building permit.

(2)  A permit authority must not impose a condition on a building permit that –

(a) modifies the plans, or specifications, for the permit building work that is to be performed under the authority of the building permit, unless the modification is made with the consent of the designer of the work; or

(b) requires the permit building work that is to be performed under the authority of the permit to be performed at a higher standard than the standard required under the National Construction Code; or

(c) requires the permit building work that is to be performed under the authority of the permit to be performed in a manner that is inconsistent with the certificate of likely compliance (permit building work) issued in respect of the work.

(3)  The permit authority may add, vary or revoke a condition on a building permit at any time –

(a) if the condition relates to a specific aspect of the permit building work, before the work relating to that specific aspect is completed; or

(b) if the condition relates to the permit building work generally, before the permit building work is completed.

(4)  The addition, variation or revocation of a condition on a building permit under subsection (3) takes effect –

(a) when each of the following persons is notified in writing of the addition, variation or revocation:

(i) the applicant for the building permit;

(ii) the owner of the premises where the permit building work is to be performed;

(iii) the building services provider or licensed builder named on the permit, or his or her business entity; or

(b) at such later time as is specified in the notification under paragraph (a).