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PART 3 Prescribed persons and provision of information
6.Provision of information and documents to another AP for the higher-risk building
7.Provision of information and documents to residents of the building
8.Provision of information and documents to owners of residential units in the building
11.Provision of information and documents to relevant RP etc
12.Provision of information and documents to a fire and rescue authority etc
13.Provision of information and documents etc on change in AP
PART 4 Limitations in relation to the duty to provide information or documents
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