Every clause we hold, for TMR, TfNSW and the Australian Standards.
Demiton holds 428 obligations across 87 documents in eleven jurisdictions. In Queensland, Transport and Main Roads' Transport Infrastructure Contract (TIC), MRTS04 General Earthworks, MRTS50 Specific Quality System Requirements and CAP010M. In New South Wales, Transport for NSW's GC21 Edition 2, G2-C2 General Requirements, R44 Earthworks and TS 00088 Minimum Requirements for Contractor Vehicles. Nationally, Standards Australia's AS 2124-1992, AS 4000-1997 and AS 4902-2000. Then the Security of Payment and Work Health and Safety law of every state and territory, Main Roads WA's works conditions, and New Zealand's NZS 3910 and Construction Contracts Act 2002.
Each one is transcribed with its clause, the window it sets, and what missing it costs. A protection guards one obligation. This is where the obligations come from.
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Queensland
15 documents · 49 obligationsNew South Wales
15 documents · 54 obligationsCommonwealth of Australia
12 documents · 33 obligationsVictoria
5 documents · 18 obligationsWestern Australia
6 documents · 20 obligationsSouth Australia
4 documents · 19 obligationsTasmania
3 documents · 11 obligationsAustralian Capital Territory
5 documents · 22 obligationsNorthern Territory
3 documents · 9 obligationsNew Zealand
6 documents · 49 obligationsIreland
2 documents · 25 obligationsEngland
3 documents · 36 obligationsOntario
3 documents · 49 obligationsSouth Africa
5 documents · 34 obligationsWhat this page is, and is not.
It is the clause text this library holds, document by document, with the window each obligation sets and what missing it costs. It is not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for reading the document you signed.
No library of law is complete, and Demiton never says this one is. An obligation the library does not hold, and you did not add, is not protected. You can add your own to any job.
Common questions
What contracts and standards does Demiton hold?
Forty-eight documents and 428 obligations across eleven jurisdictions. Queensland: Transport and Main Roads' Transport Infrastructure Contract, MRTS04 General Earthworks, MRTS50 Specific Quality System Requirements, and CAP010M Contract Administration Procedure, plus the Building Industry Fairness Act 2017, the QBCC Act 1991, the Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the Queensland WHS Act and Regulation. New South Wales: Transport for NSW's GC21 Edition 2, G2-C2 General Requirements, R44 Earthworks and TS 00088 Minimum Requirements for Contractor Vehicles, plus the Security of Payment Act 1999 and its Regulation, and the NSW WHS Act and Regulation. National: Standards Australia's AS 2124-1992, AS 4000-1997 and AS 4902-2000, the Fair Work Act 2009, the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (TPAR) and the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol, plus the Security of Payment and WHS law of Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory. Western Australia adds Main Roads WA's works conditions and Specification 201. New Zealand adds NZS 3910:2013 and 2023, the Construction Contracts Act 2002, and Auckland Transport's special conditions.
What is the difference between AS 2124 and AS 4000?
On the three obligations that decide most claims: AS 2124-1992 clause 46.1 bars a variation claim missed by 28 days, while AS 4000-1997 clause 41.2 says a missed notice shall neither bar nor invalidate the claim, so it is damages only. AS 4000 clause 34.5 also deems an extension granted if the Superintendent does not decide within 28 days, which AS 2124 does not. Unamended AS 4000 is the softer form, which is why principals amend it: a five business day variation notice or a twenty business day claim window is a special condition, not AS 4000.
What is the TMR time bar for an extension of time?
Under the TIC, twenty business days from the delay starting to claim the extension (clause 35.5(c), (h), (l)), and ten business days to notify a possible delay in the first place (clause 35.5(a)). Both are barred if missed, which means strict compliance is a condition of the entitlement.
What does TS 00088 require for contractor vehicles?
Six obligations. Vehicle registration (clause 5.1), plant registration with SafeWork NSW (clause 5.4), operator manual, safety information and SWMS with the operator (clause 6.8), a daily inspection before every shift with the report kept in the vehicle (clause 6.9), service records kept in the vehicle (6.9), and CLOCS-A Bronze equipment or the higher tier the contract manager selects (clause 8, Table 1). It binds TfNSW construction contracts let on or after 26 August 2025.
Where does the Security of Payment law apply?
Every state and territory has its own. The library holds the Security of Payment Act 1999 and its Regulation in New South Wales, the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 in Queensland, the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Acts of Victoria (2002), South Australia (2009), Tasmania (2009) and the ACT (2009), the Construction Contracts (Security of Payments) Act 2004 in the Northern Territory, the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021 in Western Australia, and New Zealand's Construction Contracts Act 2002. Each is a separate document with its own payment windows, because the windows are not the same.
Does Demiton hold every obligation on my job?
No, and it never says it does. No library of law is complete, and Demiton never says this one is. An obligation the library does not hold, and you did not add, is not protected. You can add your own to any job.