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What are the two typical pathways for a student post-graduation in architecture?

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  1. Registered Architect
  2. Licenced Building Practitioner
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What is the minimum university qualification required to become a Registered Architect?

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Master of Architecture (Professional) Degree (or overseas equivalent)

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What is the minimum university qualification required to become a Licenced Building Practitioner?

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Bachelor of Architectural Studies Degree (or overseas equivalent)

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Which organization oversees the registration of architects in New Zealand?

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New Zealand Registered Architects Board (NZRAB)

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What law governs New Zealand-based architects as professionals?

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Registered Architects Act 2005 and Registered Architects Rules 2006

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What must a person hold to be considered a registered architect?

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A current certificate of registration

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True or False: Only registered architects can use the title ‘architect’ in New Zealand.

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True

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What is the penalty for illegally using the title ‘architect’ without registration?

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A fine not exceeding $10,000

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What are the minimum standards for registration as a registered architect?

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Ability to practice competently, ethical conduct, and compliance with statutory requirements

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What does NZRAB stand for?

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New Zealand Registered Architects Board

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What is one responsibility of the NZRAB?

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Governing how the profession is regulated

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What does the NZIA stand for?

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New Zealand Institute of Architects

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List three objects (purposes) of the NZIA.

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  • Promote excellence in architecture
  • Recognize cultural perspectives
  • Encourage diversity and inclusion
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Who manages the daily operations of the NZIA?

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Chief Executive

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What is the maximum number of members on the NZIA Council?

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13 members

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What are the membership categories of the NZIA?

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  • Architect Member
  • Retired Member
  • Fellow/Distinguished Fellow
  • Graduate Member
  • Student Member
  • Academic Member
  • Affiliated Member
  • Honorary Member
  • NZIA Practice
  • Life Member
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What is the role of the Disciplinary Committee in the NZIA?

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Investigate complaints and enforce penalties for misconduct

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What is the purpose of the Continuing Professional Development platform managed by NZRAB?

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To support ongoing education and skill development for registered architects

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Which amendment established the Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) scheme?

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Amendment to the Building Act 2004

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How many licensing classes are designated for Licensed Building Practitioners?

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7 licensing classes

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Fill in the blank: A person who designs buildings must be a _______ to legally use the title ‘architect’.

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registered architect

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What happens if an architect is in voluntary suspension?

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They cannot call themselves a Registered Architect or practice using that title

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What is one benefit of joining the NZIA?

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Access to resources, guidelines, and tools for architectural practice

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What is a category 1 building?

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A category 1 building is defined as a building that meets specific criteria set by the regulations.

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What is roofing installation?
Installation of roofs or roofing materials for category 1, 2, or 3 buildings.
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What does external plastering involve?
Application of external solid plaster or proprietary plaster systems to category 1, 2, or 3 buildings.
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What is bricklaying and blocklaying?
Laying or erection of bricks or blocks for category 1, 2, or 3 buildings.
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What does foundation work entail?
Construction or alteration of some or all of the foundations for category 1 or 2 buildings.
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What is required to carry out or supervise restricted building work?
One must have a Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP) licence.
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What are the consequences of not having a relevant LBP licence?
Liable for fines and can be prosecuted under the Building Act 2004.
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What is restricted building work?
Work critical to making a home structurally sound and weathertight.
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What types of work fall under restricted building work?
* Residential design * Construction * Alteration work affecting primary structure or weathertightness.
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What are the seven licence classes for LBPs?
* Design * Carpentry * Roofing * Brick and blocklaying * External plastering * Foundations * Site.
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What must LBPs provide for restricted building work?
A Certificate of Design Work or Record of Building Work.
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What defines a house according to the regulations?
A free-standing, fully detached building consisting of a single residential unit.
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What constitutes a small to medium sized apartment?
Building with two or more residential units, does not contain commercial units, and is less than 10m in height.
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What type of work is not considered restricted building work?
* Work not to a house or small to medium sized apartment * Work not requiring building consent * Non-structural internal alterations.
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What is the role of Architectural Designers New Zealand (ADNZ)?
To collaborate, engage, and set the standard for excellence in New Zealand architectural design.
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What is required for ADNZ Professional Membership?
A robust assessment process ensuring alignment with ethical and industry standards.
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What does the ADNZ Code of Ethics provide?
Guidance and expectations for the professional standard and conduct of members.
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What is the NZRAB Architects Code of Ethics?
A set of standards defining ethical conduct for registered architects.
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What is a significant conflict of interest according to the NZRAB Code?
A situation where an architect must avoid or manage any significant actual or potential conflict of interest.
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What does Rule Code 46 state?
A registered architect must abide by the laws and professional codes of ethics in their jurisdiction.
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Fill in the blank: A registered architect must perform their professional activities with _______.
[honesty and fairness]
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True or False: All building work in New Zealand must meet the performance standards of the Building Code, regardless of whether it is restricted building work.
True
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What is a requirement for ADNZ members to maintain their membership?
Engage in continuous professional development.
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What must registered architects do if they believe a matter could put safety at risk?
Report the matter to the appropriate person or authority.
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What is the purpose of the Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Registered Architects?
To ensure architects conduct their practice to an ethical standard.
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What must a registered architect be remunerated by?
The fees and benefits specified in the architect’s written terms of appointment or employment agreement
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What is the main ethical obligation regarding inducements for registered architects?
Must not offer or accept any significant inducement that creates a conflict of interest
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What is Rule Code 57 about?
Professional reputation: A registered architect must build their professional reputation on their own performance and acknowledge others' contributions
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What does Rule Code 58 require from a registered architect regarding competence?
Must actively maintain relevant architectural knowledge and skills, perform only competent work, and supervise others appropriately
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What must written terms of appointment cover according to Rule Code 58A?
Scope of work, allocation of responsibilities, limitation of responsibilities, fees, and billing methods
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What is the confidentiality obligation of a registered architect?
Must observe the confidentiality of clients' affairs and not disclose confidential information without prior consent unless required by law
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What is the purpose of the LBP Code of Ethics?
Sets ethical standards for all Licensed Building Practitioners in New Zealand to protect the public and uphold professional integrity
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When did the LBP Code of Ethics become enforceable?
25 October 2022
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List the 4 Key Principles of the LBP Code of Ethics
* Work Safely * Act Within the Law * Take Responsibility for Your Actions * Behave Professionally
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What are the consequences of breaching the LBP Code of Ethics?
Can lead to a disciplinary hearing by the Building Practitioners Board
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What is the initial registration pathway for architectural graduates?
Pathway 1, which requires a recognised architectural degree and required work experience
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What is the minimum practical experience requirement for Pathway 1?
5,250 hours practical experience, with specific hour requirements under a Registered Architect
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What is a 'complex project' in architectural terms?
A project requiring the integration of complex aspects including siting, planning, structure, and cultural issues
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What is required from an applicant during the Professional Conversation?
Lead the Assessment Panel through their case study, explaining projects and roles
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What is Continuing Professional Development (CPD)?
A requirement for architects to remain up-to-date with industry skills, knowledge, and legislation changes
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How often must registered architects renew their registration?
Every 5 years
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What happens during the competence review for continuing registration?
Architects fill out and return a competence review assessment form, which is then reviewed by an evaluation panel
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What is the application fee for first attempt registration with NZRAB?
$1200.60 (GST included)
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True or False: Anonymous complaints about breaches of the LBP Code of Ethics are accepted.
False
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What must be included in the written terms of appointment?
Scope of work, allocation of responsibilities, limitation of responsibilities, fees, and billing methods
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What is the role of the NZRAB Board after the Professional Conversation?
To make a decision based on the Assessment Panel's recommendation regarding the applicant's registration
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Fill in the blank: The LBP code of ethics guidance document is issued under section _______ of the Building Act 2004.
175
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What must a registered architect do if they provide false information during registration?
Subject to disciplinary penalties by the NZRAB
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How often do architects undergo competence reviews?
Every five years ## Footnote This process determines if they are still competent to be issued an annual Certificate of Registration.
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What is the first step in the competence review process?
Architects are sent an email outlining the process and expectations ## Footnote This occurs in July each year.
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What must architects submit for their competence review?
Continuing registration competence review assessment form ## Footnote There is no fee for this procedure.
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Who reviews the architect's assessment form?
An evaluation panel comprising two experienced architects known as Registration Assessors ## Footnote Their role is to assess if the architect meets the standard.
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What happens if the assessment form is deemed insufficient?
The architect is asked for further written information ## Footnote This step is crucial for gathering more context.
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What is the next step if concerns still exist after the initial review?
The architect is asked to meet with the evaluation panel for an interactive assessment (interview) ## Footnote This allows for a direct dialogue.
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Who makes the final recommendation regarding an architect's registration?
The evaluation panel makes a recommendation to the Board ## Footnote This recommendation is based on the assessment results.
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What can happen if the Board agrees that the architect does not meet the minimum standard?
The architect's registration may be proposed for suspension ## Footnote The architect can respond with a written submission before the decision.
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What is the status of an architect who is suspended due to a competence review?
They cannot practise using the title architect ## Footnote This restriction is in place until the situation is resolved.
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What can a suspended architect do within the 12 months following their suspension?
Submit further competence review documentation for assessment ## Footnote This gives them a chance to regain their registration.
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What happens if the Board is not satisfied with the architect's competence after 12 months?
The Board must cancel the architect's registration ## Footnote This is a final decision based on the competence review criteria.
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What additional information is available regarding competence review decisions?
Criteria for decisions, including the role of CPD, and other procedural details ## Footnote CPD refers to Continuing Professional Development.

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