Voice & content
Plain English leads, the statutory term follows as a chip, and product copy states facts — it does not narrate, emphasise with capitals, or praise its own design.
Do / don't
No approval needed — build away.
Exempt development permitted subject to compliance.
Council approval (code) — tick every box and it must be approved.
Code assessable.
Plain English leads; the statutory term follows as a chip.
Treat as unknown — not a green light.
No restrictions found.
Uncodified is a first-class answer, never a quiet pass.
Packaged 16/07/2026.
Packaged · pilot superseded by cells 🎉
Reference surfaces state facts. No commentary, no capitals for emphasis.
Instrument is required.
Rules without citations do not ship!
Error text: the requirement, full stop.
Constraints may be incomplete. Everything else on this page is unaffected.
Something went wrong.
A failure always says what is unaffected.
The standing rules
- Australian English, sentence case, complete sentences on reference surfaces.
- Never invent a planning rule; every provision cites its instrument and reference. An uncheckable citation is a defect — the honesty policy outranks the design.
- No first person, no "we/our" in the interface; the map's verdict voice is product voice and stays.
- Numbers carry their source and date, or they do not appear.