Passive fire protection quality

Extensive passive fire protection deficiencies have been identified in multi-unit residential buildings undergoing weather-tightness remediation work. The potential costs and delays associated with fixing these deficiencies to full code compliance is on the order of the original costs of the original weather-tightness remedial work.
Lead organisation
BRANZ Limited
Focus area
Resilience
Start date
Status
Complete
Last updated 23 Apr 2026
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Extensive passive fire protection deficiencies have been identified in multi-unit residential buildings undergoing weather-tightness remediation work. The potential costs and delays associated with fixing these deficiencies to full code compliance is on the order of the original costs of the original weather-tightness remedial work.