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The regulatory and financial landscape for Queensland builders and developers continues to evolve, making it more important than ever to understand your obligations and ensure your business remains compliant and well-positioned.
Join RSM Australia, McInnes Wilson Lawyers and the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) for a practical session designed to help you better understand regulator expectations, common compliance risks and the implications of non-compliance.
Hear directly from the QBCC on the issues currently attracting regulatory attention, along with practical insights from industry specialists on maintaining compliance, protecting your licence and responding proactively if challenges arise.
Discussion topics include:
- Current compliance trends and areas of focus for the QBCC
- Common triggers that can lead to regulatory scrutiny
- Notices to Show Cause and what they mean in practice
- Circumstances that may result in licence suspension or cancellation
- Understanding MFR requirements and common financial pitfalls
- Structuring considerations for builders and developers
- Practical steps to help safeguard your licence and business
- Options available if financial or operational pressures begin to emerge
This session will conclude with an interactive Q&A, providing attendees with the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical guidance from the panel.
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Wednesday, 28 October 2026
7:30am - 9:30am
RSM Australia, Level 3, 488 Queen Street, Brisbane City
Speakers
Natasha began her appointment as a Licensing Officer for the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) in 1992. Her areas of employment within QBCC have included licensing, exclusion provisions for insolvency events, and more recently, her current quality assurance position as the Manager for the Financial Assessment Unit. In her role at the QBCC, Natasha’s responsibilities include leading financial audits, audit programs, and annual reporting requirements that ensure licensees meet their financial obligations, including minimum financial requirements. Natasha’s expertise follows vast experience in assessing licensees who are at imminent risk of insolvency, to ensure a financially sustainable building industry in Queensland. VIEW PROFILE >>
Meet Nick Farr, Director at RSM Brisbane's Business Advisory division. Nick specialises in business strategy, financial management, and family wealth advisory for small to medium-sized businesses and high-net-worth individuals, focusing on sectors such as Health, Child Care, and Property. VIEW PROFILE >>
Sean is a principal within the firm's Construction and Infrastructure team. He has provided legal services to various stakeholders involved in the construction industry over the past 12 years, ranging from industry bodies to property developers, building contractors, engineers, certifiers, and homeowners through the provision of both front and back-end services. VIEW PROFILE >>
