QLD Form 36

QLDBuilding

Queensland Government

Notice that no pool safety certificate is in effect when selling or entering an accommodation agreement. Finish on site and download the official QBCC PDF.

Open this form

Use this guide when you fill Form 36 - Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate in Tradie Forms. The web form follows the QBCC PDF layout under the Building Act 1975.

Open Form 36 after confirming no pool safety certificate is in effect and that Form 36 applies to the sale or shared-pool lease.

Before you start

• Confirm no pool safety certificate is in effect for the pool.
• Have owner and purchaser details, including postal addresses and contact numbers.
• Know the pool location, lot on plan, and local government area.
• Have the proposed settlement or lease date ready.
• Be ready to sign and date the owner declaration.

In the app

Owner

Enter the owner's title, surname, first name, postal address, mobile, home phone, and email.

Save owner details on Solo or Team to prefill repeat properties.

Property

Use address search for the pool street address, or type street lines, suburb, state, and postcode manually.

Add lot/s on plan and the local government area.

Pool Type

Select shared pool or non-shared pool.

Purchaser

Enter the purchaser or tenant title, name, postal address, mobile, home phone, and email.

Settlement

Select sale or lease and enter the proposed settlement or accommodation agreement date.

Check the transaction type before continuing. Do not select Lease for a non-shared pool.

Declaration

Enter the name of owner, signature, and date.

Declare that no pool safety certificate is in effect and that you will give this form to the required parties.

Check before download

1. The QBCC pool register confirms no certificate is in effect.
2. The owner, pool address, lot on plan, local government, and pool type are correct.
3. The purchaser or tenant details match the contract or accommodation agreement.
4. Sale or lease is the correct transaction type and the proposed date is correct.
5. The owner name, signature, and declaration date are complete.

After download

For a sale, give a copy to the buyer, QBCC, and the body corporate when the property has a shared pool, before settlement. Keep a record of when each copy was given.

Submit the completed PDF to QBCC by email at poolsafety@qbcc.qld.gov.au, by post, or at a QBCC service centre. QBCC also provides an online Form 36 through its portal. Tradie Forms prepares the PDF but does not submit it.

For sale and lease examples, read the Queensland Form 36 guide.

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