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Invitation It is with great pleasure that I invite you to this momentous occasion in the calendar of the AIBS. Over the past 50 years the AIBS has evolved from state bodies operating on their own to a National organisation that is active in the global arena with close ties to Hong Kong, New Zealand, Great Britain and the USA. This trend is reflected by this 2012 International Conference, “Local, National, Global” The speakers have been selected from all sectors of industry in line with the conference theme and are well renowned for their expertise and delivery. You will find the topics in the program to be fulfilling, insightful and interesting. Conferences are also a valuable means of promoting fellowship and providing networking opportunities with your peers, sponsors and likeminded industry professionals, this year’s International event is no different. There will be social events and sponsor displays providing ample opportunity for interaction with colleagues and industry, culminating in the gala dinner on Tuesday evening. As this is a milestone event, I would like to extend a special welcome to all past National Presidents, Board Members, State Executive Members and AIBS Members who have, over the years, guided the Institute to the highly respected position it currently holds in the local, national and global marketplace. I hope to see you all there.

Terry Bush AIBS National President

Conference Fast Facts – 15.5 CPD Points (plus 3 for optional walking tour)

200 to 300 delegates from Australia and overseas Exhibition Trade Display including AIBS, ABCB, BlueScope Steel, Bond University, BRANZ Appraisals,

BRIC, Cap Coatings, Fire Protection Association, OneSteel, Smoke Control, Storm Plastics, Trafalgar Fire, Unitex, Visual Approvals, XINFO

Other Sponsors: ACRS, BWA (Brent Williams and Associates), City of Melbourne, Galvanizers Australia, James Hardie Australia, MiTek, NATSPEC, Printacall; Victorian Building Commission

Sunday: Registration, half day conference, trade display, Welcome Reception, River Room, 1st Floor, Crown Casino

Monday: Conference, stream sessions, trade display, Civic Reception at Parliament House Tuesday: Conference, workshop sessions, trade display, Gala Awards Dinner, The Palladium Ballroom;

1st Floor, Crown Casino Wednesday: Optional Post Conference Tour: City Heritage Trail

Enquiries Please direct all enquiries to: Carmel Sowden AIBS 2012 International Events and Sponsorship Officer p: +61 2 9498 1702 ext. 5 f: +61 2 9499 9602 e: nat.office@aibs.com.au a: PO Box 1015, Pymble NSW 2073

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Special Guest Speakers The Hon Matthew Guy MLC The Hon Matthew Guy MLC is Minister for Planning in Victoria and has represented the Northern Metropolitan Region in the Legislative Council since 2006. Prior to entering parliament, Matthew Guy was a Ministerial advisor to former Liberal Premier Jeff Kennett and to the Assistant Federal Treasurer, Senator Rod Kemp. He was also the Chief of Staff to Dr Denis Napthine during his period as Opposition Leader. Matthew has also worked for the Victorian Farmers Federation and for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and is a member of the St Kilda Saints the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

Dr Koichi Saito Dr Koichi Saito (pronounced “Co-itchy Sy-toe”) is chairman of the Saito Nippon Corporation which controls more than 30 companies, two of which are in Japan's top 100. He has a Master of Business Studies and a PhD in Psychology from Tokyo University and an MBA from the International Management Institute in Geneva. Dr Saito has studied the martial arts from an early age and uses these philosophies extensively in corporate management and group take-over strategies. He regularly lectures at universities and, when time permits, assists in motivating sporting teams in Japan. Dr Saito is also considered an authority on the integration of traditional Japanese culture into western management practices.

Keynote Speakers Neil Savery Deputy Commissioner, Victorian Building Commission Reform of the Victorian Building Permit System Neil Savery is the Deputy Commissioner of the Victorian Building and Plumbing Industry Commissions. For eight years Neil was the Chief Planning Executive for the ACT Planning and Land Authority, a multi-purpose statutory authority providing services in spatial planning, land supply, master plans, land use policy, Territory Plan administration, development assessment, lease administration, land information systems and surveying, the regulation of building, plumbing and electrical trades and the technical regulation of utilities. Prior to his appointment to the ACT Government, Neil was the Executive Director of Planning SA, which included strategic planning, land use policy, land information, planning and building regulation; and before that he was the Director of City Planning at the City of Greater Geelong, where he was responsible for special projects such as the redevelopment of the city’s waterfront and CBD. Neil is an accomplished senior public sector administrator and has been involved in oversighting whole of government corporate management and strategic initiatives, sitting on a large number of high level representative bodies. He has been heavily engaged in activities associated with responses to the emerging threats of climate change. This has involved participation with the Green Building Council of Australia, Built Environment Meets Parliament, Australian Sustainability Built Environment Council, Global Planners Network and working within and between governments.

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Keynote Speakers Professor John Thwaites Chairman/Director, Australia Building Codes Board Regulation and Governance Professor John Thwaites is a Professorial Fellow, Monash University, and Chair of ClimateWorks Australia and the Monash Sustainability Institute. These organisations undertake research and actions with business and government to substantially reduce carbon emissions, better manage urban water and promote sustainable behaviours. John chairs the Australian Building Codes Board, the body responsible for developing and managing Australia’s building regulations. He also chairs the Climate Group Ltd in Australia, the Peter Cullen Water and Environment Trust, and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Australia’s only cultural centre dedicated to film, TV, games and the moving image. He is also a director of the Australian Green Building Council Professor Thwaites was Deputy Premier of Victoria from 1999 until his retirement in 2007. During this period he was Minister for Health, Minister for Planning, Minister for Environment, Minister for Water, Minister for Victorian Communities and Victoria’s first Minister for Climate Change. In these portfolios he was responsible for major reforms in social policy, health, environment and water.

Peter Johnson National Director ARUP Fire Fire Safety Engineering Accreditation Framework Peter is a Principal of Arup and the former Global Leader of Arup Fire (2005-2009). Peter has been awarded the honour of becoming an Arup Fellow, he is the second Fellow within the Australasia region and only the 12th Fellow globally. Peter has more than 35 years international experience in testing, investigation, research, teaching and engineering consultancy work in the field of fire and risk engineering. Of the many projects completed in Australia and overseas, Peter has been involved with airport terminal buildings, rail/road stations and tunnels, hospitals and aged care facilities, library and museums, sports stadia and educational buildings. He has also undertaken a range of specialist studies for a space tracking station, facilities in Antarctica, diplomatic buildings, explosives manufacturing facilities and computer centres.

Kim Lovegrove Lovegrove Solicitors The essential elements of a Worlds Best Practice Building Act Professor Kim Lovegrove FAIB, of Trans-Tasman Building Lawyers Lovegrove Solicitors, is a Conjoint Professor in Building Regulation and Certification at Newcastle University. An author and law reformer who was the key driver in the establishment of modern day building control in a number of Australian jurisdictions. Professor Lovegrove is also a past Chairman of the Building Practitioners Board Victoria and a past Deputy Executive Director of the ABCB.

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Keynote Speakers David Waldren Managing Director, Grocon Group Innovation or Regulation David is the National Executive Design Manager for Grocon. In this role he works with the Design Managers across the business to achieve all briefed outcomes while maximising project quality and design opportunities. David has a background with Grocon in project development and design management with recent work including the mixed use Carlton Brewery site in Melbourne, 161 Castlereagh Street in Sydney, and the carbon neutral Pixel building in Carlton. David is an architect, an Accredited Greenstar Professional and is the chair of Grocon’s national sustainability committee. David is currently working as Australia’s expert on the International Energy Agency investigation of Net Zero Energy Solar Buildings.

Dr Jeroen van der Heijden Amsterdam University, The Netherlands Global update: Comparison of International Sustainability Solutions Dr. Jeroen van der Heijden is a research fellow at the Australian National University (Regulatory Institutions Network) and an assistant professor at the University of Amsterdam (College of Law). Dr. Van der Heijden’s general research interest is in environmental governance, with a particular focus on the built environment. His research aims to understand how individuals and organizations can be nudged into higher levels of environmental performance, without the force of law. Currently, as chief researcher, he is involved in a four year research project on voluntary environmental governance, funded by the Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research. At the Australian National University he teaches and coordinates the Law & Regulation Course within the College of Law. Dr. Van der Heijden was a visiting research fellow at Oxford University (Department of Politics and International Relations, 2010-2011).

Mike Gentille Director, Philip Chun, North America USA The challenges of Alternative Solutions under a prescriptive code regime Michael is a leading international code consultant with over 20 years of professional experience in the research, development, and application of Federal, State, and local design codes, standards, and provisions. His primary role as a development consultant for commercial, mixed-use, high-rise, and multi-family projects lead to his appointment to the National ICC Sub-Committee on Housing Provisions for the 2009 ICC A117.1 (Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities). He also authored a white paper that was used as the framework to apply accessibility design provisions for multi-family residential uses in Hotel / Condominium developments. This was eventually adopted into the 2009 IBC (International Building Code), and is the design standard for all such hybrid developments throughout the United States.

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Keynote Speakers Dan Bailey President, International Association of Wildland Fire, USA; Executive Director, Wildland Fire, Natural Resource and Natural Hazard Programs, International Code Council Bush Fires / Wild Fires: Different name, same result Dan Bailey currently serves as the Executive Director responsible for National as well as International programs dealing with Wildland Fire, Natural Resource Management, Environmental and Natural Hazard Programs for the International Code Council®, based in Washington, D.C. The International Code Council is a member-focused association dedicated to helping the building safety community and construction industry provide safe, sustainable and affordable construction through the development of codes and standards used in the design, build and compliance process. Most U.S. communities and many global markets choose the International Codes. In January of 2012, Bailey was elected the 5th President and Chairman of the Board of Directors for the International Association of Wildland Fire® (IAWF).

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Sunday 21 October 2012

Business “Local” – 50 years of Building Control CPD Points 3.5

10.00 am – 12.55 pm Registration Crown Promenade Hotel

10.00 am – 5.30 pm Exhibition Trade Display Pre Function Area Central including AIBS, ABCB, BlueScope Steel, Bond University, BRANZ Appraisals, BRIC, Cap Coatings, Fire Protection Association, OneSteel, Smoke Control, Storm Plastics, Trafalgar Fire, Unitex, Visual Approvals, XINFO

Session Chair Greg du Chateau

12.30 pm Introduction and housekeeping Greg du Chateau

12.45 pm Welcome Address Con Giazi, AIBS Victorian Chapter President

1.00 pm Official Opening

1.15 pm Keynote Address: Reform of the Victorian Building Permit System Neil Savery, Deputy Commissioner, Victorian Building Commission

2.00 pm CEO perspective for the future of AIBS Graham Geldart, AIBS CEO

2.30 pm Changes in Rural Building Control Gary Fitzgerald, City of Bunbury

3.00 pm Changes in Urban Building Control Jeremy Turner, City of Adelaide

3.30 pm Afternoon Tea

Session Chair Greg du Chateau

4.00 pm Public Sector Leadership: 50 years of Change Joseph Genco, Municipal Building Surveyor, City of Melbourne Bernie Steer, AIBS SA Director, City of Adelaide Ashley Hansen, President, Victorian Municipal Building Surveyors Group

5.00 pm Session Close

7.00 pm Welcome Reception River Room, 1st Floor, Crown Casino An opportunity to meet your peers, industry colleagues and sponsors in an informal setting Dress: Smart Casual

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Monday 22 October 2012 Business “National” – Regulation and Governance/Alternative Solutions CPD Points 6.25 8.00 am – 8.45 am Registration

Crown Promenade Hotel 8.00 am – 5.30 pm Exhibition Trade Display Pre Function Area Central Session Chair Bernie Steer 8.45 am Introduction and housekeeping

Bernie Steer 8.50 am Welcome Address

Terry Bush, AIBS National President 9.00 am Keynote Address: Regulation and Governance

John Thwaites, Chairman/Director, ABCB 9.30 am Keynote Address: Fire Safety Engineering Accreditation Framework

Peter Johnson, National Director, ARUP Fire 10.00 am Private Certification: conflict or commercial interest

Greg du Chateau Managing Director, Philip Chun Australia 10.30 am Morning Tea: Sponsored by Unitex Session Chair Bernie Steer 11.00 am Special Guest Speaker: Eliminate Difficult Situations

Dr Koichi Saito, Chairman, Saito Nippon Corporation 12.00 pm Lunch: Sponsored by BRANZ Appraisals Session Chairs Wayne Liddy Joseph Genco 1.00 pm – 3.00 pm Stream Sessions

Session 1: Legal and Insurance Session 2: Alternative Solutions

1.00 pm Keynote Address: The essential elements of a Worlds Best Practice Building Act Kim Lovegrove, Lovegrove Solicitors

Keynote Address: Innovation or Regulation David Waldren, Grocon Group

1.30 pm Residential Building Claims and Home Warranty Insurance Dan Russell, Mills Oakley Solicitors

Net or Nearly Zero Energy Building Definitions and the implications of Regulatory Reform Susan Morris, Box Hill Institute of Technology

2.00 pm Case Study: Building Defects Allan Harriman, AIBS Board Director, AIBS NSW/ACT Chapter Vice President, BCA Logic

Alternative Solutions, design to construction Wayne Bretherton, WSP Group

2.30 pm Exposure is not always a good thing: Risk Management for your business Chris Bovill, Bovill Risk and Insurance Consultants

Alternative Solutions Case Study: a Fire Fighter’s Perspective of Car Stacking Tass Georgas and Dr Tony O’Meagher, Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade

3.00 pm Afternoon Tea Session Chair Glenn Driscoll 3.30 pm Panel Session

Select group of building industry speakers to discuss changes in building control over 50 years.

4.30 pm The Role of the Building Surveyor beyond 2012 Marie Delaney, AIBS Student Member

5.00 pm Session Close 6.00 pm Coaches departing promptly from Crown Promenade to Parliament House 6.30 pm Civic Reception at Parliament House

Official host: The Hon Matthew Guy, Victorian Minister for Planning Dress: Lounge Suit

9.30 pm Coaches from Parliament House to Crown Promenade

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Tuesday 23 October 2012 Business “Global” – Building Control, a Global perspective CPD Points 5.75 8.00 am – 8.45 am Registration

Crown Promenade Hotel 8.00 am – 4.00 pm Exhibition Trade Display Pre Function Area Central Session Chair Barry Magnus 8.45 am Introduction and housekeeping

Barry Magnus 9.00 am Key Note Address: Melbourne 1200 Green Buildings Program

Michelle Isles, Relationship & Program Manager, Sustainability Branch, City of Melbourne

9.30 am Global update: Comparison of International Sustainability Solutions Jeroen van der Heijden, Amsterdam University, The Netherlands

10.00 am Key Note Address: The challenges of Alternative Solutions under a prescriptive code regime Mike Gentille Director Philip Chun North America USA

10.30 am Morning Tea Session Chair Barry Magnus 11.00 am Keynote Address: Bush Fires / Wild Fires: different name, same result

Dan Bailey, President, International Association of Wildland Fire, USA 11.30 am Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Circuit Interaction with Approval System

Hannah Clements, Senior Project Manager, Major Projects Victoria 12.00 pm Presentation

Philip Sanders, Director ARCS 12.30 pm Lunch: Sponsored by ACRS Session Chairs Maryanna Grzan Jeff Brooks 1.30 pm – 3.30 pm Stream Sessions (workshops)

Session 1: Global Elements Session 2: Global Structure

Discussion on the effects of the elements on global construction. John Parr, Branz Appraisals Melissa Chandler, Architectural Engineering

Team Leader/BCA Consultant/Design, Lend Lease

Bruce Hargreaves, Vice Chair, Hedra Association; Geotechnical Engineer; Committee Member on AS2870-2011; Director, AW Geotechnical

Discussion on the current trends globally relating to building materials, the harmonisation of standards across the global arena. David Bell, Business Development Manager

NSW and Qld, OneSteel Manu Siitonen, BlueScope Steel

3.30 pm Afternoon Tea Session Chair Barry Magnus 4.00 pm AIBS Annual General Meeting 4.30 pm Session Close

National President 7.00 pm – 7.30 pm Pre Dinner Drinks 7.30 pm –12.00 am Gala Awards Dinner

The Palladium Ballroom, 1st Floor, Crown Casino MC: Ron Lee AIBS Inaugural National President’s Award and Victorian Awards Lucky Door Prizes Dress: Black Tie/Formal

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Wednesday 24 October 2012 CPD Points 3

Optional Post Conference Tour – City Heritage Trail Sponsored by City of Melbourne

9.30 am Depart from Crown Promenade Hotel An historical adventure of the City of Melbourne including the Melbourne Town Hall

11:00 am Return to Crown Promenade

About Melbourne

Melbourne is Australia’s events capital, hosting four of the most significant international sporting events in the country. One of these events is the Spring Racing Carnival which will be starting during the time of our conference. As one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, the city offers visitors a diversity of cultural and social activities. There is a choice of over 3000 restaurants, cafes and bars, serving around 75 different ethnic cuisines! The city is famous for its many and varied shopping experiences including outdoor markets, international boutiques and local designers. We plan to extend special shopping tour options for partners attending the conference. Although the conference schedule is jam packed, we hope delegates will take advantage of the free City Circle Tourist Tram and shuttle bus to assist with exploring the vast and wonderful attractions the city has to offer. AIBS is looking forward to hosting its 50th year celebrations in Melbourne and welcoming all delegates. Please go to www.visitmelbourne.com for more information on this dynamic city and to assist you with your travel plans.

Accommodation AIBS has secured a very special early bird accommodation rate of $235.00 per room, per night, including breakfast for 1 person, staying at the luxurious Crown Promenade Hotel for all our conference participants.(King rooms are now full) Please go directly to our special accommodation booking page to reserve your room now Crown Promenade: AIBS 50th Year National Conference 2012 (or see AIBS website for link)

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*all prices are in Australian Dollars and include GST

Payment by Cheque or BPAY (offline only) Please complete one registration form per delegate and send with your payment to: AIBS 2012 International Conference Coordinator f: +61 2 9499 9602 e: nat.office@aibs.com.au a: PO Box 1015, Pymble NSW 2073 p: +61 2 9498 1702 ext. 5

Payment by Credit Card (online only) Online credit card registrations are preferred and will save you $50.00 on full conference registrations (not applicable to discounted corporate registrations) Please go to http://aibs.businesscatalyst.com/international-conference-2012 to register online.

Registration Closing Date All registrations close Midnight Wednesday 10 October 2012

Corporate Packages AIBS would like to thank all Councils and Companies for their support of our International Conference in 2012. We have included a discount for full registrations of 6 or more delegates who work for the same

employer Please ensure you choose this option when registering your delegates and inclusion of your Company or

Council Name on the registration form is mandatory for discounts to be applied

Payment Terms Payment is required PRIOR to the conference, no exceptions will be permitted All delegate AIBS Member Numbers must be provided if claiming Member Prices Early Bird Pricing is only available for AIBS Member Full Registrations

Cancellation Policy Cancellations are non-refundable; however registrations can be transferred to another delegate Notification of transfers for full registrations must be advised prior to the conference beginning and can

be transferred to only one alternate delegate for the full conference proceedings and included social program

Notification of transfers for daily registrations must be advised prior to the relevant day’s start of proceedings and can be transferred to only one alternate delegate for the day’s conference proceedings and included social events

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Delegate and Accompanying Person details (AIBS Member number MUST be provided if claiming member prices)

Delegate name: Accompanying Person/s name/s:

Phone: Mobile: Email: Postal address: Suburb, Town or City: State: Postcode: Special requirements: AIBS Member No: Sponsor Opt out: I/we do not wish AIBS to provide the conference partners with our name and email contact details.

Billing details (required if paying by BPAY or claiming Corporate Registration Discounts)

Contact Name: Company or Council Name:

Billing address: Suburb, Town or City: State: Postcode: Billing Phone: Billing Email: Purchase order no:

Optional Tours for Accompanying Persons (tours may not proceed if minimum numbers are not reached) Optional tours are available for Partners/Accompanying Persons. However, we are only accepting online credit card bookings for these tours: Monday 22 October: Bargains and Bubbly Shopping Tour $77 Tuesday 23 October: Melbourne City Tour with River Cruise $79 Tuesday 23 October: Exclusive Mornington Peninsula Tour $170 For more information on these tours and to register, please visit http://aibs.businesscatalyst.com/events/nat_conference_2012

Registration details (please tick relevant options – all prices listed are per registration, package, ticket or table) AIBS 2012 International Conference | 21 to 24 October 2012 Crown Promenade Hotel, 8 Whiteman Street, Southbank Vic 3006 AIBS Members Non-Members

Full Registration – 21 to 23 October 2012 (15.5 CPD points) Full registration includes Delegate attendance at all social events. For catering purposes, please indicate the included events you will not be attending Welcome Reception Civic Reception Gala Awards Dinner

$1,450 $1,950

Registration All Days (without social events included) – 21 to 23 October 2012 (15.5 CPD points) Includes Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea, does not include Social Events. $1,250 $1,650

Daily Registration – Sunday 21 October 2012 (3.5 CPD points) Includes Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea and Delegate attendance at Welcome Reception For catering purposes, please indicate if you will not be attending the Welcome Reception

$400 $675

Daily Registration – Monday 22 October 2012 (6.25 CPD points) Includes Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea and Delegate attendance at Civic Reception For catering purposes, please indicate if you will not be attending the Civic Reception

$550 $750

Daily Registration – Tuesday 23 October 2012 (5.75 CPD points) Includes Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea and Delegate attendance at Gala Awards dinner For catering purposes, please indicate if you will not be attending the Gala Awards Dinner

$550 $750

Stream Session Options – Please ensure you select one stream session per day from the following options Monday 22 October 2012 (2 CPD points) Stream session 1 – Legal and Insurance Stream session 2 – Alternative Solutions

Tuesday 23 October 2012 (2 CPD points) Stream session 1 – Global Elements Stream session 2 – Global Structure

Optional Walking Tour: City Heritage Trail – Wednesday 24 October 2012 No of tickets FOC FOC Social Tickets for accompanying persons attending all evening functions Includes Welcome Reception, Civic Reception and Gala Awards Dinner

No of packages x $395 x $420

Gala Awards Dinner Tickets – Tuesday 23 October 2012 Additional persons, sponsors, speakers, others No of tickets x $175 x $200

Gala Awards Dinner Corporate Table of 10 – Tuesday 23 October 2012 Additional persons, sponsors, speakers, others

No of tables x 10 x $1,575 x $1,800

AIBS Student Member Full Registration Discount (per delegate) This is applicable to AIBS Student Members on Full Registrations (including Social Events) Only ($290) N/A

Corporate Full Registration Discount (per delegate) Applicable if your Company/Council registers 6 or more Full Registration Delegates ($100) ($100)

Column Sub-totals Total Amount $

Payment details (this document becomes your tax invoice for GST purposes on completion, receipts will not be issued) BPAY CHEQUE payable to: AIBS, PO Box 1015, Pymble NSW 2073 ABN: 53 004 540 836 If you wish to pay by credit card, please go to http://aibs.businesscatalyst.com/international-conference-2012 and register online. All online registrations for the full conference package will save $50.00 per package (not applicable to discounted corporate registrations).