Security of Payment - Updates on Getting Paid
The Security of Payment Acts provides a quick, fair and low cost process for resolving payment disputes within the construction industry. It provides security that a person who undertakes construction work is entitled to receive and is able to recover progress payments for the carrying out of that work.
In our online video trainings below we show you:
- The key features of the Security of Payment Acts
- How to make a payment claim
- How to respond to a payment claim
- What adjudication is and how it works
- How to enforce an adjudicator’s determination or the statutory right to be paid
- Where to get additional information
If you require information on a State not listed here please contact us and will be more than happy to assist with your queries.
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Victorian Securities of Payment Legislation
This online video tutorial covers the unique points of Securities of Payment legislation in Victoria. The purpose of this legislation is to secure progress payments: milestone, one off and final payments for those undertaking construction contracts for goods and services.
The bill now includes owner/builders who engage contractors and trades people in a building contractor role.
The tutorial covers how the make a payment claim and appoint an adjudicator to determine the payment required to the claimant.
The tutorial highlights that ‘Pay if Paid’ and ‘Pay when Paid’ clauses are banned, regardless of what the contract says.
South Australian Securities of Payment Legislation
This online video tutorial covers the unique points of the Securities of Payment legislation in South Australia which was updated in 2009. The purpose of this legislation is to secure progress payments: milestone, one off and final payments for those undertaking construction contracts for goods and services.
The bill now includes owner/builders who engage contractors and trades people in a building contractor role.
The tutorial covers how the make a payment claim and appoint an adjudicator to determine the payment required to the claimant.
The tutorial highlights that ‘Pay if Paid’ and ‘Pay when Paid’ clauses are banned, regardless of what the contract says.
Tasmanian Securities of Payment Legislation
This online tutorial covers the latest Securities of Payment legislation in Tasmania. The purpose of this legislation is to secure progress payments: milestone, one off and final payments for those undertaking construction contracts for goods and services.
The tutorial covers how the make a payment claim and appoint an adjudicator to determine the payment required to the claimant.
Tutorial below: