A building permit is an official approval issued by a local government or regulatory authority that allows construction, renovation, demolition, or other building-related work to proceed in accordance with local building codes and regulations. In Australia, obtaining a building permit ensures that the proposed work complies with safety, structural, zoning, and environmental standards. It is typically required before commencing most types of residential or commercial construction projects and is usually issued by a registered building surveyor or certifier.
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