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The Kamra tal-Periti has applauded the establishment of a new Building and Construction Agency through the publication of Legal Notice 192 of 2019. The body will act as a precursor of the Building and Construction Authority that will be set up in the coming months.

The most recent amendment to legislation related to the construction sector in Malta removes the obligation of the architect in charge of the project to approve the site technical officer appointed by the contractor. This amendment also widens the pool of people authorised to provide such services through the inclusion of those in possession of a Bachelor of Engineering.

Maltese association of architects Kamra tal-Periti presented the Premju Emanuele Luigi Galizia awards on 25 July during a dinner gala at the Phoenicia Hotel, with over 200 architects and guests attending the event.

The Maltese architects’ association Kamra tal-Periti has celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Architects’ Ordinance, marking this special occasion with the second edition of award Premju Emanuele Luigi Galizia.

Over 400 Maltese architects attended the Kamra tal-Periti’s recent Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) that highlighted the importance of safety, registration, licensing and classification of contractors.

Maltese architects’ association Kamra tal-Periti meets the government to discuss the new regulations that were brought into force earlier this week. Further meetings are in the pipeline.

Maltese architects’ association Kamra tal-Periti has sent a letter to Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg related to new regulations regarding Avoidance of Damage to Third Party Property the Maltese government announced yesterday, coming into force today.

The Kamra tal-Periti welcomes the recent listing of licensed masons published on the website of the Building Regulation Office (BRO). The Kamra says they had been requesting this feature for years.

Maltese architects appear to unanimously agree that public safety is paramount. They also urge the government to enter into discussions with the Kamra tal-Periti.

After reviewing the Avoidance of Damage to Third Party Property Regulations draft, the Council of the Kamra tal-Periti (chamber of Maltese architects) together with its team of technical experts issued a preliminary position to all architects, which will be discussed tomorrow at an Extraordinary General Meeting, according to a press statement sent to Business Malta.