A building contractor (other than one contracting as a principal) that enters a building contract commits an offence if the contract is not put into writing before the work starts where the reasonable cost is over $10,000, or before the work finishes where it is $10,000 or less; if variations take a contract of $10,000 or less above $10,000 before it is written, the contract with all variations must be written before work (or further work) proceeds. A written contract must state the scope of work, when it is to be completed, the price or how it is worked out, the agreement on retention amounts and securities, the contracted party's name and its licence number as it appears on the licence, and the address of the land. Urgent work where a written contract is not reasonably practicable is excused. Maximum penalty 80 penalty units for each offence.
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