Question 14:

A respondent issues a notice in writing that is served on the claimant, as the respondent does not intend to pay the full amount of a payment claim by the due date for payment. This is an example of a(n):

	a.	Payment schedule
	b.	Challenge of payment
	c.	Invalid claim declaration
	d.	Extension of time

question 15:

If a client discovers a "defect" within 12 months after the completion date of a project and sends a notice of defect to the contractor, under what contractual mechanism must the contractor return to rectify the defect within 30 days of receiving the notice of defect?

	a.	Defects insurance period
	b.	Defects liability period
	c.	Time bar
	d.	Rectification period

question 16:

In a construction project, who is responsible by law to review and, as necessary, revise the WHS management plan if there are changes in how risks will be managed? (They are also responsible for ensuring that the relevant people are informed of the revisions.)

	a.	Safety officer
	b.	Principal contractor
	c.	PCBU
	d.	Safety inspector

question 17:

A company hires a construction firm for a development project and has an agreement as to what the project deliverables should be, i.e. the location of the project. The construction firm changes the location without disclosure to the company. The company finds that their development is not in an optimal location for them, which they had stated was a requirement. The contractual mechanism that the company could use in this instance is:

	a.	Pre-contract understanding
	b.	Good faith
	c.	Contractual site conditions
	d.	Latent conditions