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Skip to Primary Navigation. Skip to Secondary Navigation. Skip to Footer. Education About us Calendar. Claimants and respondents should consider all possible relevant public holidays when calculating time limits for making and responding to claims and adjudication applications under BCIPA.

We recommend erring on the side of caution. If there is any doubt about whether a public holiday will apply, it should be ignored for the purposes of calculating time limits. This should not be relied on as specific advice. You should seek your own legal and other advice for any question, or for any specific situation or proposal, before making any final decision. The content also is subject to change. A person listed may not be admitted as a lawyer in all States and Territories.

Future reform of Queensland's infrastructure planning and funding framework depends on heeding mistakes of the past. Corporate and commercial. In brief - Always consider public holidays when calculating time limits To ensure compliance with BCIPA, claimants and respondents should consider all possible relevant public holidays - regardless of region - when calculating time limits for making and responding to claims and adjudication applications. Different regional holidays can cause confusion and uncertainty The Building and Construction Industry Payments Act imposes strict time limits for making and responding to payment claims and adjudication applications.

Don't assume that place of preparation of claim or adjudication application will always be relevant Based on the Baulderstone decision, it would appear that public holidays in the place in which the claim or adjudication application is prepared will apply, but the decision has not been tested and may not always be followed in future decisions which deal with different facts.

Given the process for making changes, it is unlikely to be practical to implement any changes to show day holidays for G35 which lists public holidays from to in Australia's Northern Territory. The review will be headed by law Professor, Joellen Riley, and the report is due in October