7.30am

Registration & Expo

8.30am

Building Reform – David Chandler, CE Advisory, Former NSW Building Commissioner 

What are the challenges / what are the opportunities. What has happened before? We hear from an experienced leader in the sector.

9.15am

Resourcing and Innovation for the Future - Technology / AI Direction in the Regulatory Environment - Tony Walls – Objective

Taking us on a journey.  IT Technology is a fast-paced sector and what we are today is a redundancy timeline, Tony will detail where regulatory software and IT are heading and by implication the resources needed including staff skillsets.  IT solutions are ideally targeted at making lives easier by consistency and quality outputs. Dovetailing the needs of regulators and technology requires innovation and resource.  Tony will take us down a path of awareness and understanding future working environments. 

Tony’s presentation will precede short expert digital panel discussion including a regulator, BCA user and Customer Benefits interface.

10.00am

Morning Tea

10.30am

Natural Hazards – Charlotta Harpur & Laura Bielby – Rice Spier

Changing environmental impacts will mean new challenges for building and building legislation.

11.00am

Insurance – John Lucas - Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ)

Bringing together design, build and repair certainty to achieve insurance affordability.

11.30am

BWOF – The case for Change – Panel Discussion facilitated by award winning journalist Jehan Casinader

Do recent incidents and practices indicate causes for change – learning and findings. Is it time to put resource where it is needed and identify the responsibilities?  Who needs to step up? A National BWOF Register? BCA Collective ownership?  What can BCAs do and who needs to do what?

12.00pm

Exhibition & Monitor Sessions

12.30pm

Sit down lunch with Guest Speaker

Risk and the current Building Reform - Prof. Kim Lovegrove

An IBQC perspective on what international best practice building regulations look like - key elements.

1.30pm

Risk informed consenting – Panel Discussion facilitated by award winning journalist Jehan Casinader

How to get the balance? What is risk informed and homing in on the right spaces?  What is the thought process?  What does it take and how to enable you to take a risk informed approach?

2.00pm

Building Consent Authorities Reform – TBC

Followed by Q&A session

2.40pm

Managing the Paradigm Shift - Keryn Davis – ADNZ

Keryn Davis draws on her experiences as a participant of the Dunedin Study and with a background in human development, change and research.  What does it take to develop people and change? Growing people in a changing environment and influencing life’s trajectory

3.20pm

Afternoon Tea

3.40pm

Breakout Discussion groups – 3 x 15-minute sessions with current topics, future issues for discussion, major changes and opportunities

4.35pm

Closing keynote - TBC

5.00pm

Networking

6.00pm

End of Day 3